On the recordSeptember 9, 1999
Mr. President, trapping has been part of the American economic and cultural life before there was a United States, whether for recreational purposes or subsistence----
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govinfo.govRobert Torricelli: “Mr. President, trapping has been part of the American economic and cultural life before there was a United States…”
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Discussing the historical significance of trapping in American life.
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