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| Abstract : July 13, 1701. Meudon. Torcy to Cardinal Portocarrero, president of the Spanish Council of Regency. He awaits the king\'s decision on Pensacola and the Mississippi. (Minute.) 1p. AE., Esp., 91:183. |
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| Abstract : July 29, 1701. Marly. Torcy to Cardinal Portocarrero. King of France has read memoir on Pensacola and the Mississippi. Intention of France is to prevent the establishment of an English colony, but hopes Spanish forces will be sufficient. (Minute) 3 pp. AE., Esp., 91:360. |
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| Abstract : December 1, 1763. Fort Chartres. Neyon de Villiers to D'Abbadie. Report on Indian affairs; Pontiac's hostility to English; advice to tribes; evacuation of Peoria and Fort Massac; artillery sent to Sainte-Geneviève; fears of Abbé Forget and Girardeau concerning the new government; emigration of French to French territory. 8pp. AC., C13, 43:353. Wis.H.C., XVIII.259(ext.) |
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| Abstract : April 20, 1764. Fort Chartres. Neyon de Villiers to Loftus. Acknowledges his letter of January 29, on possession of Illinois by the English; work of Pontiac; council with Indians to be held on April 23. (Copy.) 3pp. AC., C 13, 44:94. Ill.H.C., X.244. |
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| Abstract : November 12, 1707. Quebec. Ramezay to the minister. English attempts to win over the Ottawas. Montreal fugitives\' peltry trade. Boudor. 18 pp. AC., C 11, 27:3. |
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| Abstract : March 10, 1803. Washington, D.C. Yrujo to [Madison], Secretary of State. The Spanish intendant's proclamation was not by order from Madrid; the term for New Orleans expiring, the intendant believed he had power to name some other place as port for Americans; Yrujo himself takes measures to satisfy the U.S. (Translation). 4pp. AE., États-Unis, 55:340. |
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| Abstract : August 1, 1762. London. Comte de Viry to Bailli de Solar. Difficulties respecting the question of New Orleans and art. 6 in general. 8pp. AE., Angleterre, 446:258. |
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| Abstract : November 10, 1686. [Quebec.] Denonville to Seignelay. Tonty. Shipment of guns. Illinois treaty. Orders to Du Lhut respecting deserters. 60 pp. AC, C 11, 8:129. |
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| Abstract : [1776. Bordeaux.] Memoir by Chevalier d'Anemours [Anmours] on the English colonies in North America. Natural features, boundaries, climate of thirteen colonies and Florida; military forces; Indians; reasons for Union with France in case of separation from England. 26pp. AE., États-Unis, sup., 26:4. |
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| Abstract : August 12, 1764. Fort Chartres, Illinois. Saint-Ange to D'Abbadie. Missouri-Usage war; expenses incurred for entertainment of deputations of Potawatomi, Mitanungue, Shawnee, and Skidi Indians; lowas, Peorias, and Cahokias are hostile to French; bad crop; floods are undermining Fort Chartres. 6pp. AC., C 13, 44:131. Ill.H.C, X. 292. (LC.) |
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