Canada, USA and steam navigation three outstanding books from the Dover-Verlag 
undertaken after the review of the Texas A & M-book "Red Cloud" about the history of the upper Mississippi steamboat i ch for a priority review focus on 'American steam-river transport' decision. Three new editions or reprints of historical treatises of various kinds, I have ordered for that purpose by Dover Publications. 
"Steamboats on the Western Rivers" , an economic and technological history of American steam-river transport on the Western rivers, first published in 1949 by Harvard University Press, Cambridge.
"Steamboating on the upper Mississippi , first published in 1937 by the 'State Historical Sociaty of Iowa,' treated the same theme as' Red Cloud ', among other things, that is, the role of the upper Mississippi steamboat in the' State-Werdung 'Canada.
"Stanton's American Steam Vessels" is an unabridged reproduction of a 1895 book published with illustrations and descriptions of some 250 American River and Coastal steamers of the 19th Th centuries.
carefully read one or the other editor colleagues is now certainly the idea came that I could make out the issues presented by these books
interesting articles for his medium. . . was there not also the birthday of Canada as the appropriate concept? I am happy to take orders corresponding
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organizations such as the Dutch East India Company, the Dutch West India Company, the English East India Company, the Russian American Company, the Hudson Bay Company or the British South Africa Company had 1600-1900 for profit and 'homeland', the world also economically conquered by military means. Relation these quasi-governmental trade organizations with names like Peter Styvesant are Pieterszoon Coen and Sir George Simpson. The book ' Merchant-Kings when companies ruled the World ' describes the story of six of these 'big' business-minded, ruthless and charming personalities and their powerful trade organizations. 
