MF 1094, C13A, Volume 50, Bobine 59, 1768-1788
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O'Reilly accuses Faucault of having fomented the revolt of October 1768; testimony. Financial administration of the colony. Bobe-Descloseaux asks permission to go to Saint Domingue; difficulties with Spanish Administration. 1770: Don Luis de Ouzaga y Amezaga is governor. Repression following the revolt against Ulloa is considered in some circles in Spain to be too severe. Instructions of the Spanish crown to O'Reilly. Bobe-Descloseax terminates French administration; Fazende remains in the colony for dealing with questions held in obedience. Commercial policy. Memoir on tobacco. Commercial relations between Louisiana and Saint Domingue officialized by Spain. News from Louisiana; considerations on trade. A New England ship under the French flag departs from New Orleans. 1778: Americans appear in force on the Mississippi. M. de Villars reports on French maritime commerce at New Orleans.
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