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coureur
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Hist.
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
See: coureur de bois
Quotations
1900
His store of peltries was turned over to the merchant who had supplied the goods, and he for his part handed over their value (minus the price of his goods and as much again for his risk) to the coureur.
1908
Once, the coureur brought word that a northern tribe was coming down with furs.