Guide to the Materials for the History of the United States in Spanish Archives
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(1797) concerning: The rumors of an English attack about to be made on upper Louisiana.
The entrance into Cuban ports of French privateers with American prizes.
The admission of American food-products into Havana.
An exploration of the country around St. Marks in East Florida.
9. Id. (1798) concerning: The entrance into the port of Havana of American warships as con- voys of merchantmen.
Archives of the Indies. 73 The privateering operations of French and Americans in the vicinity of Havana.
Ef...forts to prevent the French from interfering with American vessels laden with breadstuffs for Havana.
A report that the Indians contemplated attacking the Spanish and American boundary commissioners.
The maintenance in East Florida of negro refugees from the island of Haiti.
The admission of an American vice-consul into New Orleans.
An American attack on a Spanish vessel in the harbor of Savannah.
The entrance of American troops into possession of the posts at Wal- nut Hills and Natchez.
A proposal to maintain direct relations between the government of Louisiana and that of Kentucky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1797) concerning: The rumors of an English attack about to be made on upper Louisiana.
The entrance into Cuban ports of French privateers with American prizes.
The admission of American food-products into Havana.
An exploration of the country around St. Marks in East Florida.
9. Id. (1798) concerning: The entrance into the port of Havana of American warships as con- voys of merchantmen.
Archives of the Indies. 73 The privateering operations of French and Americans in the vicinity of Havana.
Ef...forts to prevent the French from interfering with American vessels laden with breadstuffs for Havana.
A report that the Indians contemplated attacking the Spanish and American boundary commissioners.
The maintenance in East Florida of negro refugees from the island of Haiti.
The admission of an American vice-consul into New Orleans.
An American attack on a Spanish vessel in the harbor of Savannah.
The entrance of American troops into possession of the posts at Wal- nut Hills and Natchez.
A proposal to maintain direct relations between the government of Louisiana and that of Kentucky.
What to read after Guide to the Materials for the History of the United States in Spanish Archives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William R William Robert Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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