Value of Peltries Placed by Traders Significantly Low: Indians Valued Guns and Cartridges in Exchange for Furs; Trading Posts Drew Much Wealth from Territory

Value of Peltries Placed by Traders Significantly Low: Indians Valued Guns and Cartridges in Exchange for Furs; Trading Posts Drew Much Wealth from Territory

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Item Title  Value of Peltries Placed by Traders Significantly Low: Indians Valued Guns and Cartridges in Exchange for Furs; Trading Posts Drew Much Wealth from Territory Author  Grace Stone Coates Date Created  1934-07-22 Abstract  Short stories told by Al. H. Wilkins concerning Indians with alcohol, guns, and death. Note  As told to Grace Stone Coates by Al. H. Wilkins. Keywords  Indian Tribes, Death Genre  Professional Writing Item Filename  0010-B05-F38-5.pdf Related Topics  Fur trade  Schultz, James Willard, 1859-1947  Indians of North America--Montana  Montana--History

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Value of Peltries Placed by Traders Significantly Low: Indians Valued Guns and Cartridges in Exchange for Furs; Trading Posts Drew Much Wealth from Territory, James Willard Schultz Photographs and Personal Papers Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m48d7h

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