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Remembering Astor’s ship, the Tonquin, 215 years after it exploded
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Remembering Astor’s ship, the Tonquin, 215 years after it exploded
The Tonquin helped settle Astoria and was the key to John Jacob Astor’s effort to build a worldwide fur-trading empire. But in 1811 the ship exploded, killing an untold number of tribal members and putting an end to Astor’s northward expansion.
·Portland, United States
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