History of Louisiana: The French dominationRedfield, 1854 |
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... expenses and claims which had been raised in proportion to the actual or expected depre- ciation of the currency in which these were to be paid . Such was the impotent apology offered by the government for its shameless breach of faith ...
... expenses and claims which had been raised in proportion to the actual or expected depre- ciation of the currency in which these were to be paid . Such was the impotent apology offered by the government for its shameless breach of faith ...
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... expense , the several Indian tribes of that district in a state of amity among themselves and with the French , to supply the garrison of the fort with the necessary means of subsistence , to pay to its commander an annual bounty of one ...
... expense , the several Indian tribes of that district in a state of amity among themselves and with the French , to supply the garrison of the fort with the necessary means of subsistence , to pay to its commander an annual bounty of one ...
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... expense . Two hundred recruits , in addition to the regulars and militia we already have here , would be all that is wanted . To avoid exposing our men , we would , in attacking the strongholds of the Chickasaws , have recourse to ...
... expense . Two hundred recruits , in addition to the regulars and militia we already have here , would be all that is wanted . To avoid exposing our men , we would , in attacking the strongholds of the Chickasaws , have recourse to ...
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... expenses of admi- nistration had been gradually increased , and now exceeded 500,000 livres . 4 Salmon , who had been for many years the King's commissary in the colony , had been succeeded by Lenormant , who had hardly entered upon the ...
... expenses of admi- nistration had been gradually increased , and now exceeded 500,000 livres . 4 Salmon , who had been for many years the King's commissary in the colony , had been succeeded by Lenormant , who had hardly entered upon the ...
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... expenses of the colony , to which it is to be propor- tioned . " 66 Every thing is to be feared from the avidity of the inhabitants of this colony , and from their disposition to stock - jobbing . Their industry , of which a better use ...
... expenses of the colony , to which it is to be propor- tioned . " 66 Every thing is to be feared from the avidity of the inhabitants of this colony , and from their disposition to stock - jobbing . Their industry , of which a better use ...
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Acadians accused act of cession Antonio de Ulloa arrival Aubry Aubry's authority Balize Bienville CALIFORN captain Catholic Majesty cause ceded Chickasaws chiefs Choctaws Christian Majesty citizens colonists colony command commerce court currency D'Abbadie declared decree despatch Destréhan Duke Duke of Choiseul English execution expenses favor flag force Foucault French government frigate Gayarre German Coast Grand-Pré Havana hundred Illinois Indians informed inhabitants of Louisiana insurrection Intendant Commissary Kerlerec King of France King of Spain King's Lafrénière land laws Lenormant letter livres Louis Louis XV Loyola Marquis of Vaudreuil Masan ment merchants Milhet minister Mississippi nation Navarro necessary negroes Noyan O'Reilly Orleans paper petition planters possession of Louisiana posts powers present prisoners province punished received remained revolution river Rochemore royal sent ships slaves soldiers Sovereign Lord Spaniards Spanish Governor Spanish officers Superior Council take possession tion town treaty of cession vessels Villeré wrote