MF 1082, C13A, Volume 40, Bobine 47, 1758 [scattered documents from before and after that date]

 
Containers:
Microfilm 12
Scope and content:

Measures to be taken to prevent the British from obtaining access to the Mississippi. Defensive measures for the protection of Louisiana. Urgent necessity of receiving supplies from France; the Indians claim their usual supplies especially powder. Kerlerec asks to be relieved. Considerations on the campaign that could have been waged against the English if the colony had had enough food and ammunition. Reports on the number of warriors of various tribes. Negro slaves. Rochempre's correspondence on financial affairs. Reports on the posts: La Balise, Mobile, Pointe Coupee. Sale of negroes seized aboard maritime prizes. Dubrocq of Bayonne plans to send 6 frigates to the Mississippi. Reports from the Arkansas trading post.

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