"Father of Oregon" Mcloughlin was the Commandant of the British Hudson's Bay Company and became the "formost figure of the fur trade-settlement period of the Pacific Northwest." "John McLoughlin was a victim of the transition from fur trade to Settlement, from British power to American; of the social conflicts therby produced, theoug he did his best to conform to the change caused by the sweep of American Migration and politics." this is his story.
By Robert C. Johnson
Metropolitan Press, 1935 Reprinted by Binfords and Mort, 1958
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920 M15 1935
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