Centennial History of Illinois volume V1
Centennial History of Illinois volume V1
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, to Bienville, April 28, 1733, ibid. , C13A, 17:286. ^ . V u 10 This proposal was not favored by the government on the ground that the French married to Indians would refuse to waive their rights to the soil. Bien- ville and Salmon to the minister, April 11, 1735, ibid. , 20:21.
11 See correspondence by officials, ibid. , 15:119 ff. ; B, 57:794, 859 "• After his retirement he became lieutenant on half pay and lived on the estate he had ac- quired in the Illinois ; here he died in the late spri...ng of 1740. Ibid. , C^^A, 25 : 94 »• THE ROYAL PROVINCE 173 The appointment of a new commandant in the Illinois was left to Governor Bienville, who had been recalled to office in Louisiana as the one man capable of defeating British intrigues and pacifying the Indians. In view of the extreme importance of the Illinois district to the province the governor recom- mended that the commandery be raised to the dignity of a royal lieutenancy with second command in the province; but the ministry declined to act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, to Bienville, April 28, 1733, ibid. , C13A, 17:286. ^ . V u 10 This proposal was not favored by the government on the ground that the French married to Indians would refuse to waive their rights to the soil. Bien- ville and Salmon to the minister, April 11, 1735, ibid. , 20:21.
11 See correspondence by officials, ibid. , 15:119 ff. ; B, 57:794, 859 "• After his retirement he became lieutenant on half pay and lived on the estate he had ac- quired in the Illinois ; here he died in the late spri...ng of 1740. Ibid. , C^^A, 25 : 94 »• THE ROYAL PROVINCE 173 The appointment of a new commandant in the Illinois was left to Governor Bienville, who had been recalled to office in Louisiana as the one man capable of defeating British intrigues and pacifying the Indians. In view of the extreme importance of the Illinois district to the province the governor recom- mended that the commandery be raised to the dignity of a royal lieutenancy with second command in the province; but the ministry declined to act.
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