History of Louisiana
History of Louisiana
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ELaving shown myself indifferent to both parties, and quite re- solved to punish those who should prove intractable, I succeeded in effecting a reconciliation, at least ostensibly, with the exception of the comptroller and the assessor, who could not be brought to be on friendly tenns with each other." He therefore recommended that both be sent out of the colony with their advisers. A summary manner of reestablishing harmcmy! He further said that the comptroller accused Miro of having embezzled... the funds of the King, but that this accusation had so far remained without proof.
On the 23d of July, he also informed his government of the reasons which had induced him to prohibit the introduction of negroes from Jamaica and the French Islands, leaving to the traders in that kind of conoLmodity the faculty of providing themselves with it on the coasts of Africa. The Governor had adopted this measure at the solicitation of the members of the CabUdo, who were afraid of the importation of slaves infected with a spirit of insurrection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELaving shown myself indifferent to both parties, and quite re- solved to punish those who should prove intractable, I succeeded in effecting a reconciliation, at least ostensibly, with the exception of the comptroller and the assessor, who could not be brought to be on friendly tenns with each other." He therefore recommended that both be sent out of the colony with their advisers. A summary manner of reestablishing harmcmy! He further said that the comptroller accused Miro of having embezzled... the funds of the King, but that this accusation had so far remained without proof.
On the 23d of July, he also informed his government of the reasons which had induced him to prohibit the introduction of negroes from Jamaica and the French Islands, leaving to the traders in that kind of conoLmodity the faculty of providing themselves with it on the coasts of Africa. The Governor had adopted this measure at the solicitation of the members of the CabUdo, who were afraid of the importation of slaves infected with a spirit of insurrection.
What to read after History of Louisiana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gayarr to read onlineMoreLess
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