MF 1092, C13A, Volume 48, Bobine 57, 1768 [some documents from 1767]
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Administration, logistic support and expenditures assumed by Spain as of 1 Jan. 1768; Spanish troops still have not replaced the French. Relations with the Indians, with the English. Rumors concerning threatened disorder in New England. Revolt at La Balise, in Natchez country, and in Missouri territory against Ulloa; the Indians violently opposed to the Spanish. Accounting documents. Ulloa departs for Havana. Wealthy French families threaten to leave the colony; French officials in an embarrassing situation. The "Conseil superieur" expulses Ulloa; Aubry protests against that decision; Lesassier sent to Versailles to explain the stand taken by French settlers in Louisiana. Merchants and shippers protest against the new commercial policy. Details on the revolt of 29 October 1768 at New Orleans.
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