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- Great Lakes
- 1 the first of a new generation of vessels in the Great Lakes steamboat trades. They were designed to combine
- 2 it in many of the organizational changes in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence steamboat trade in the latter half
- 3 to studies of similar entrepreneurs on the Great Lakes.4 At the same time, many facets of his career
- 4 Atlantic entirely under steam. His move into the Great Lakes region dates from the conclusion of this
- 5 that the only iron hulls assembled in the Great Lakes region to that date had been financed from naval
- 6 the key to the defence of Canada West lay on the Great Lakes and upper St. Lawrence. But major fortifications
- 7 the number and size of armed vessels on the Great Lakes.30
- 8 But wood was still relatively cheap on the lower Great Lakes and provided faster acceleration. While
- 9 Hamilton, Sutherland's first employer in the Great Lakes region, and two of the most important Canadian
- 10 sixty-eight years remaining to the Magnet, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence shipping trade changed radically.
- 11 initial, difficult adjustments were made, the Great Lakes fleets were once again profitable, much more so
- 12 forms of business organization in the Canadian Great Lakes passenger trade. Like Captains Henry
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This article originally appeared in Ontario History.
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