Speeches and Occasional Addresses, Band 1D. Appleton, 1864 |
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... Company , now called the Hudson Bay Company , who established themselves in Port St. George , under the government of British laws , continuing to the present day , and being the first establishment in that country of a lawful and ...
... Company , now called the Hudson Bay Company , who established themselves in Port St. George , under the government of British laws , continuing to the present day , and being the first establishment in that country of a lawful and ...
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... Hudson's Bay Company , in which the Northwest Company has been merged , has for several years been extending its establishments ; and because , in the nego- tiations between the British Government and ours , it has been once , at least ...
... Hudson's Bay Company , in which the Northwest Company has been merged , has for several years been extending its establishments ; and because , in the nego- tiations between the British Government and ours , it has been once , at least ...
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... Hudson's Bay Company has a mere right of exclusive trade with the Indians , without the privilege of acquiring any title to the soil in Oregon ; and in this respect the privileges of the Company differ materially from those conferred on ...
... Hudson's Bay Company has a mere right of exclusive trade with the Indians , without the privilege of acquiring any title to the soil in Oregon ; and in this respect the privileges of the Company differ materially from those conferred on ...
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SPEECHES IN THE SENATE | 1 |
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS | 60 |
THE WAREHOUSE SYSTEM | 104 |
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