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Furs pelts dry goods trapping supplies at trading post Fort Saint

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Furs pelts dry goods trapping supplies at trading post Fort Saint
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What were fur traders? Fur traders were merchants in the 17th to 19th centuries, especially in North America, who traded pelts for sale as far apart as England and China. They usually
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