East India Company
Encyclopedic Dictionary of American Reference · 1901 · p. 235
the Dutch trading company under whose auspices Henry Hudson in his ve el, the ‘‘ Half Moon,” sailed up the Hudson River and established three trading posts. The object of the company was not colonization, but a monopoly of the fur trade. In 1621 a similar monopoly was granted by the States General to the newly formed West India Company. 235
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