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| Abstract : December 29, 1712. Versailles. Minister to Crozat. No more beans and lard will be taken on board for Louisiana. 1p. AC., B 34:170. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : January 6, 1715. Versailles. Minister to Lusançay. Louisiana soldiers in Chateau de Nantes; steel, flour, shoes, guns, etc., for Louisiana; Cerac\'s illness; leave of absence to Joseph Laisne. 3 pp. AC., B 37:8. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : February 6, 1715. Versailles. Minister to Lusançay. Cargo and passengers for the Dauphine; soldiers; pay of officers; flour; merchandise; Clairac\'s illness. 1p. AC., B 37:25. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : February 12, 1715. Versailles. Minister to Lusançay. Instructions regarding flour for Louisiana, that could not be loaded on the Dauphine. 1p. AC., B 37:34. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : April 4, 1715. Versailles. Minister to Lusançay. Asks for official bill of landing for the Dauphine; flour not put on board. 2 pp. AC., B 37:75. |
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| Abstract : January 30, 1731. Versailles. Minister to Périer. Instructions respecting policy toward the Natchez, Choctaws, and other tribes. The king resumes control of Louisiana on July 1, 1731; commerce to be free; the company must send out the Dromadaire, with a cargo of food; other cargoes for the colony; the new ordonnateur; six-teen companies of troops for Louisiana; officers, commissions, pay, etc.; commerce with France and Islands; fortifications. 6 pp. AC., B 55:583. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : May 29, 1731. Versailles. Minister to Périer and Salmon. Le Prince goes to Louisiana to enter the army or become a planter; instructs Salmon to give him cadet\'s rations and clothing, and report on his conduct. 1p. AC., B 55:604. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : November 13, 1731. Versailles. Minister to Périer and Salmon. Trade of French merchants with Louisiana; cargoes of the Somme and the Gironde; food and clothing for troops; Karrer\'s Swiss troops; recommends economy in powder, lard, flour, and money; missionaries; Jesuits and Capuchins; school and hospital of the Ursulines; Natchez and Foxes; funds for expenses of colony; freight on the king\'s vessels; agriculture; raising of cattle and horses. 10 pp. AC., B 55:623. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : December 16, 1738. Versailles. Royal memoir to Bienville on the Chickasaw campaign. Troops and officers; Choctaws; equipment; food from Illinois and France; medicines. 8 pp. AC., B 66:361. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : December 16, 1738. Versailles. Minister to Bienville and Salmon. The Chickasaw campaign; troops, marine and colonial; artillery; pay of marines; food from Illinois and France. 4 pp. AC., B 66:375. (LC.) |
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