MF 1090, C13A, Volume 46, Bobine 55, 1766 [one document from 1764]
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The English (sterling, commander) take possession of the Fort de Chartres in Illinois territory; local French commanders hope the Spanish will relieve them soon. Aubry and Ulloa inspect New Orleans and other French establishments. Ulloa attempts to gain the confidence of Indian leaders. Situation of French merchants under Spanish rule. Memoir on Louisiana commerce. Inventories of crown property in New Orleans. Some French troops finally accept to serve under Spanish Colors; those who maintain their refusal will be evacuated to Saint Domingue. Food supplies sent to Louisiana. Kerlerec defends his administration; testimony of numerous Louisiana authorities. Inventory of crown-owned equipment and supplies of various kinds, artillery, arms, ammunition, hospitals, warehouses and ships.
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