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 1      I,  I   |      motto of the world-famous Hudson’s Bay Company—~“PROPELLE
 2      I,  I   |    soldiers or employés of the Hudson’s Bay Company. The neighbouring
 3      I,  I   |       through the hands of the Hudson’s Bay Company, in exchange
 4      I,  I   |     struggles in Oregon of the Hudson’s Bay Company with the rival
 5      I,  II  |               CHAPTER II.~ THE HUDSON’S BAY FUR COMPANY.~“Captain
 6      I,  II  |      the history of the famous Hudson’s Bay Company.~In the earliest
 7      I,  II  |        to trade in furs in the Hudson’s Bay Territory was granted
 8      I,  II  |       and the existence of the Hudson’s Bay Company was again
 9      I,  II  |       the Rocky Mountains.~The Hudson’s Bay Company was probably
10      I,  II  |       the common title of “The Hudson’s Bay Fur Company.”~Now
11      I,  II  |      St Louis Fur Company. The Hudson’s Bay Company has numerous
12      I,  II  |    despatched to Europe by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1833-34,
13      I,  II  |       in a large profit to the Hudson’s Bay Company, but unfortunately
14      I,  II  |        monopoly enjoyed by the Hudson’s Bay Company was detrimental
15      I,  III |        principal agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company. He ascertained
16      I,  IV  |        formed by the waters of Hudson’s Bay.~The Great Slave Lake
17      I,  IV  |      country.~At that time the Hudson’s Bay Company employed about
18      I,  VI  |        few years before by the Hudson’s Bay Company. It served
19      I,  VI  |      wandered to the shores of Hudson’s Bay. So that although
20      I,  VII |        I but an employé of the Hudson’s Bay Company? and does
21      I,  VIII|   parallel, north of which the Hudson’s Bay Company proposed forming
22      I,  X   | discovery to the agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company. But as always
23      I,  X   |    what were the agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company seeking? The
24      I,  X   |     near the western shores of Hudson’s Bay. He pressed boldly
25      I,  X   |   proud. But do tell me if the Hudson’s Bay Company did not adopt
26      I,  X   |        sent by the Governor of Hudson’s Bay to explore the shores
27      I,  X   |        future reserves for the Hudson’s Bay Company the final
28      I,  XI  |     prefer the districts round Hudson’s Bay, nor Indians, who
29      I,  XII |    after the absorption by the Hudson’s Bay Company of the old
30      I,  XII |  double pay in the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company!”~“Hurrah!
31      I,  XVI |     swelled the profits of the Hudson’s Bay Company.~The furs
32      I,  XVI |  expected from an agent of the Hudson’s Bay Company, which claims
33      I,  XVI |          that you consider the Hudson’s Bay Company mistress of
34      I,  XVI |    English in general, and the Hudson’s Bay Company in particular,
35      I,  XVI |   arise in the future when the Hudson’s Bay Company would be compelled
36      I,  XX  |    journey along the shores of Hudson’s Bay in 1746, Moor and
37     II,  VII |  hunters, especially since the Hudson’s Bay Company took a lease
38     II,  XIX |         as the great navigator Hudson observed they always do
39     II,  XXIV|     some English agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company.~After all