Heralds of Empire

This book is an account of the heroic story of Ramsay Stanhope, who ventures into the Northern wilderness to engage in the fur trade industry with his mentor, Pierre Radisson. Through their struggles and triumphs with the First Nation tribes, rival companies, and governmental regulations, Stanhope and Radisson triumphantly establish themselves in the Canadian fur trade. Readers will gain insight into the historical and cultural significance of the fur trade during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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