MF 1051, C13A, Volume 10, Bobine 16, 1726-1727 [one document from 1730]
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- Microfilm 17
- Scope and content:
Brountin, engineer, reports on construction work in Natchez territory. Memoir on Ile Dauphine. Church affairs: letter from Mar de Saint Vallier, bishop of Quebec. An establishment of Ureulinea planned for Louisiana. Conflict between Capuchine and Jesuits. Quarrels opposing various Louisiana officials. Church authorities report on the state of the colony. 12 nuns sent to Louisiana. English intrigues in the Mississippi Valley. M. de Merveilleux proposes to establish a trading post in Choctaw country. Arrival of the Girande; the Loira and the Saint Andre condemned. The Prince de Conty arrives with 266 sick Negroes aboard. Fur trade. Trade with the Spanish. Reports on the different French posts. Correspondence of M. de Boisbriant. English incursions into Choctaw country. The Ursulines arrive at New Orleans.
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