The early outposts of Wisconsin
by Daniel S. Durrie
Part of Nineteenth century American literature and history
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How does Durrie’s chronological approach to documenting the French, British, and American eras at Green Bay shape our understanding of how power and territory shifted in the early American frontier?
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In what ways does the dual presence of missionaries and traders illuminate the competing motivations behind European expansion into Wisconsin, and how do these two groups differ in their impact on the region?
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Durrie highlights the accounts of numerous explorers and travelers passing through Green Bay; how do these transient voices contrast with the experiences of those who attempted to put down permanent roots in the early outposts?
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