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| Abstract : February 6, 1770. Île de Ré. Military roll of the reformed Louisiana detachment on the Île de Ré. Archives du Service Historique de la Défense - 17 - Rochefort (SHD-M Rochefort), 1R 22. |
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| Abstract : April 10, 1714. Versailles. Minister to Lusançay. Instruction on the purchase of flour for Louisiana troops. 1p. AC., B 36:160. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : March 26, 1714. Versailles. Minister to Dubuisson. Instructions regarding money to buy flour for Louisiana troops. 1p. AC., B 36:144. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : July 15, 1763. New Orleans. Letter from Louisiana merchants to D'Abbadie. Demands payment for the aid they provided in the Seven Years War. Archives départementales de la Loire-Atlantique (AD44), C 644. |
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| Abstract : [before 1684?]. Memoir on the pacification of lands called Quivira and Theguayo to be undertaken by La Salle and others. Conquest of country from source to mouth of the Mississippi; apportionment of mines, metals villages, forts, etc., between La Salle and others; list of supplies for the enterprise; La Salle\'s shipments to the Mississippi; division of profits; plan of operation. Author asks title of viceroy and captain-general of all lands discovered. (Spanish.) 5 pp. AC., C 13c, 1:252. |
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| Abstract : [1684?]. Memoir of La Salle regarding the expedition he has proposed to Seignelay against one of the Mexican provinces. (Copy.) 14 pp. AC., C 13c, 3:64. Margry, II. 359. |
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| Abstract : [ca. 1800]. Notes on Lower Louisiana from the Iberville River [Bayou Manchac?] to the Gulf: the Mississippi, its bed, banks, floods, mouth, and canal connections with Lake Pontchartrain; debts of Spanish government to settlers; missionaries; nuns; public buildings; lumber; Balize; Fort Plaquemine; the gulf coast. 11pp. AC., C 13c, 1: 296, 305. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : [ca. 1800]. Memoir on Louisiana, relating to things to bring to the attention of government. Troops; boundaries; United States navigation of the Mississippi; unions with Indians; Anglo-American migration westward; European immigration; importation of slaves; custom house for colonial products; introduction of grain: establishment of office for arts and sciences; mines; construction work; forges, harmony between civil and military officials, French and Spanish authorities with Americans, etc. 12pp. AC., C 13c, 1:299. |
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| Abstract : [ca. 1761]. Outline of expenses for sending annually to Louisiana foreign and French troops to fill the garrisons. [Followed by a paper entitled, result of government expenditure]. 6pp. AC., C 13c, 1: 278. |
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| Abstract : [June 21, 1699]. Memoir for the king respecting the discovery of the Mississippi. Reasons for the undertaking; founding of Pensacola, by the Spaniards, October, 1698, Biloxi, by the French, January 28, 1699; description of the Mississippi and the country; evidences of Tonty\'s visit; construction of fort; officers and civilians; arrival of five Spaniards from Pensacola; Iberville sends to the Islands for supplies, then leaves for France May 3, 1699, arriving June 21; reasons for continuing a settlement at Biloxi. 19 pp. AC., C 13c, 2:4. |
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