MF 1064, C13A, Volume 22, Bobine 29
- Containers:
- Microfilm 12
- Scope and content:
Card money. Bad weather-poor harvests; public works; construction at New Orleans, at La Balise. Ships and boats built in the Colony. Troops; Swiss soldiers. Barter merchandise; preferences of Indians. Settlers for the colony. Slaves also. Agriculture. Navigation on the Mississippi. Reports and maps of Chickasaw country. English incursions. Treaty with the Spanish for the restitution of deserters. Military personnel: officers and men. The Choctaws incited to go on the warpath against the Chickasaws. Repercussions among other tribes. Medical affairs: doctors, hospitals, medicines. Naval stores. Arrival of supply ships; return cargoes. Trouble in Wabash country. Letters of credit. The Osage and Cherokee nations showing signs of hostility. English ship at Biloxi. Diron d. Artaquiette's reports on Indian affairs in his region; Choctaw-Chickasaw rivalry. A new Spanish Vice Roy arrives in the Americas; difficult relations with Pensacola. Troops recuited for the colonies. Reports on the various posts. Memoirs on the state of the colony and its development in the future.
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