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Making The Voyageur World: Travelers And Traders In The North American Fur Trade (France Overseas: Studies In Empire And Decolon,Used Kersey Graves And The Differences Between GroupsFrench Canadian Workers Who Paddled Canoes, Transported Goods, And Staffed The Interior Posts Of The Northern North American Fur Trade Became Popularly Known As Voyageurs. Scholars And Public Historians Alike Have Cast Them In The Romantic Role Of Rugged And Merry Heroes Who Paved The Way For European Civilization In The Wild Northwest. Carolyn Podruchny Looks Beyond The Stereotypes And Reveals The Contours Of Voyageurs Lives, World Views, And Values.