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This paper presents an in-depth examination of the fur trade in Canada prior to 1850. According to the paper, it may justifiably be said that the economics of the fur trade effectively dominated early Canadian history. The fur trade is described as the key element in the relationship between the French and English settlers and traders of early Canada and the existing population of Aboriginal Canadians.

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"The fur trade was a defining element of the early economic history of Canada. Indeed, it may justifiably be said that the economics of the fur trade effectively dominated early Canadian history. In particular, the fur trade was the key element in the relationship between the French and English settlers and traders of early Canada and the existing population of Aboriginal Canadians. This paper will examine the fur trade, and the role of Indians in this trade, before 1850. Particular attention will be paid to the ways in which the economics of this relationship contributed..."

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