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Captain Robert Gray, the American, commanded a merchant ship, the Columbia, on a mission to acquire Indian otter pelts and transport them to China for sale.
A Country of Vast Designs
We also meet Robert Gray, the first American to circumnavigate the globe, aboard the Columbia, in a three-year journey that ended in 1790.
The Riches Came Pelting Down
Robert Gray was not who she wanted, at least in retrospect, as he had no knowledge of the situation either.
Fox Business Network Has No Idea What's Going On (VIDEO)
Also today in Shelf Awareness, Robert Gray writes about the issue of technology and books.
Good bookselling, good reporting
Archive 2009-01-28
A typical lunch by Hill and Knowlton chairman Robert Gray could cost a client $1,000 including his $450-an-hour fee, the cost of the staffer who briefed him beforehand, the secretary who made the reservations and the chauffeur who drove him to the restaurant.
The Real Price Of Buying Influence
As Robert Gray writes in today's Shelf Awareness, let's keep "casting with ferocious hope."