MF 1061, C13A, Volume 19, Bobine 26, 1734
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- Microfilm 9
- Scope and content:
Import and export trade. Ships calling at New Orleans. Louisiana produce. Slaves required. Shipbuilding in the colony. English intrigues among the Choctaws. Cotton. Food supplies still low. Defense, arms, fortifications. Agitation among Indian tribes. Church affairs. Medical problems. Financial questions; letters of credit. Success of Artaquiette's mission to the Illinois. The Ursaline sisters. Missionaries needed. The post at La Balise. Various reports on the Swiss detachments at Mobile and at New Orleans. An English ship seized at Mobile; reports from Diron; Indian affairs. Military affairs at New Orleans; personnel questions. 60 English families settle in Appalachian country. Maritime liasions between Louisiana and Saint Domingue. Death of the Alabama chief, Mingo. Payment of scalps. Engineering projects for Mobile, La Balise and New Orleans. Finances of the "Compagnie". Contraband trade with Havana and Vera Cruz.
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