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Chapter
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Page
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Preface
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vii
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I.
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Royal Robes and Beaver Hats
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1
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II.
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Vikings and Skraelings in Vinland
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16
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III.
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Codfish Land Spawns a Fur Frontier
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24
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IV.
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Samuel de Champlain Lights a Blaze of Red Terror
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37
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V.
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England Moves to Extend Her Realm
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44
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VI.
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Captain John Smith Takes to Trade
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57
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VII.
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The Dutch Profit by a Mutiny
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67
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VIII.
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Conception of New England
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82
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IX.
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The Pilgrims Rely on God and Beaver
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91
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X.
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A Border Fixed on the Coast of Maine
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107
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XI.
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The Bay of Virginia
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114
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XII.
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Kent Island and the Backside of Virginia
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124
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XIII.
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New Netherland’s South River
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135
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XIV.
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Swedish Interlude on the Delaware
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147
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XV.
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New Netherland Threatened Without and Within
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164
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XVI.
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The English Close Their Coastal Ranks
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180
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XVII.
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Westward the Fur Frontier of America
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186
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Bibliography and Acknowledgements
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205
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Index
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209
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