Burrs Conspiracy Exposed And General Wilkinson Vindicated Against the Slander
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Mr. Freeman and his associates were navigating waters which pass through the territory ceded to the United States ; they were navigating a river on which the French had formerly made settlements far beyond the place where they were arrested ; a fact of great notoriety, and in support of which, the testimony of several citizens re- siding at an! near the post of Natchitoches, can be adduced. But nevertheless, Mr. Freeman and his party were assailed by a battallion of Spanish troops and commanded... to return ; a proceeding the more exceptionable, since the objects of Mr. Freeman were merely scientific, having in view nothing hos- APPENDIX.
tile to Spain i a hiii by roe to his excellent v the marquis of CasaC dvo> and which through him, I presume, must have been mad
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Mr. Freeman and his associates were navigating waters which pass through the territory ceded to the United States ; they were navigating a river on which the French had formerly made settlements far beyond the place where they were arrested ; a fact of great notoriety, and in support of which, the testimony of several citizens re- siding at an! near the post of Natchitoches, can be adduced. But nevertheless, Mr. Freeman and his party were assailed by a battallion of Spanish troops and commanded... to return ; a proceeding the more exceptionable, since the objects of Mr. Freeman were merely scientific, having in view nothing hos- APPENDIX.
tile to Spain i a hiii by roe to his excellent v the marquis of CasaC dvo> and which through him, I presume, must have been mad
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