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| Abstract : 1730. Narrative of the defeat of Foxes by the French of Louisiana and Canada. (Copy.) 7 pp. BI., Ancien Fonds, 488:465. |
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| Abstract : July 10, 1719. Kaskaskia. Account, with details, of a prospecting trip to mining region of Illinois, June 6, 1719 to June 17, 1719, by Des Ursins. Composition of party, Des Ursins, Lochon, Bourdon, Texier, five slaves, six soldiers, five Indians. 5 pp. AG., G 1, 465:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : October 21, 1721 to November 4, 1722. Natchez. Narrative of the Natchez war on Sainte Catherine plantation during the above period. Daily record; details of losses. Signed by Longraye, Litant, Ricard, De l\'Hilierre. Certification of truth of account, signed, January 24, 1723, by Broutin, Dufour, Cazeneuve, De la Loere Flaucour, Le Page du Protz [Pratz], Gueot, Papin, La Soude, Hardy de Villineuve [Villeneuve], Jaque Blouin, Lorenso Malo, and Bingant. 18 pp. AC., G l, 465:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : March 9, 1722. Fort Louis, Biloxi. Faucon Dumanoir to commandants and directors general of Louisiana. Informs them of attack by the Natchez, asks for immediate action. 1p. AC., G 1, 465:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : March 10, 1722. Fort Louis, Biloxi. Minutes of Superior Council. Decision regarding action to be taken in Natchez trouble. 1p. AC., G 1, 465:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : May 11, 1723. Natchez. Des Longrais, of Sainte Catherine plantation, to Dumanoir. Natchez trouble; Serpent Pique\'s war dance, La Pomme village, May 9, 1723; activities of Pailloux, November 27, 1722 to December 16, 1722. (Certification that the copy is exact, by Fauçon Dumanoir, New Orleans, May 21, 1723.) 8 pp. AC., G 1, 465:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : December 18, 1712. Versailles. Memoir of the king to Cadillac, to supplement the instructions of May 13, 1710. Mines; emigrants, farmers, and agriculture; Duclos as ordonnateur; land grants; court of justice; superior council; Indian affairs; inundation of Dauphin Island establishment; illegal practices among voyageurs; Langlais, Detroit interpreter, and his trouble with Indians; Marie Grizot; religion. 10 pp. AC., B 34:141. (LC.) AC., C 13, 3:721; F 3, 68:n.p.; F 3, 241:n.p. (extracts). |
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| Abstract : July 4, 1713. Versailles. Minister to La Forest. Discusses his arrival at Detroit, destruction of Mascoutens and Foxes, union with Miamis and Illinois, and troops for Detroit. 1p. AC., B 35:336. |
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| Abstract : July 4, 1713. Versailles. Minister to Vaudreuil. Instructions to send Lignery to Michilimackinac at once, prevent Longeuil from trading with Iroquois, to send Deliette to the Illinois, and Vincennes to the Miamis to prevent Indian wars; to abandon the La Forest-Tonty post on the Illinois; copper mines on the Wabash. 13 pp. AC., B 35:320. |
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| Abstract : July 1, 1713. Versailles. Minister to Louvigny. Michilimackinac; instructions for work among Indians. 2 pp. AC., B 35:303. |
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