The Critical Period 1763 1765
The Critical Period 1763 1765
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a I'egard de la par tie des ilinois, les Sauvages sont en armes, et les Forts qui sont dans cette partie, exposes a leurs insultes, et incapables de pouvoir se defendre sans Canon avec le peu de Troupes que j 'y envoye.
Les Troupes qui sont venues a la Loiiisianne n'ont point amene d'artillerie avec elles, attendu que nous avions tou jours entendu [Translation] Translation of the letter of Colonel Robertson, commanding the troops of his Britannic majesty at Louisiana, to M. Dabbadie, director g...eneral commanding there for his very Christian majesty.
Mobile, December 5, 1763 In regard to the territory of the IlHnois, the savages are in arms, and the forts which are in this coimtry are exposed to their insults and are, without cannon, incapable of being defended with the few troops that I am sending there.
The troops which came to Louisiana have not brought any ar- tillery with them, because we always understood that the cannon in 205 2o6 ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS que le Canon qui etoit dans ces forts suflfisoit pour leur defense, et qu'il etoit compris dans la cession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a I'egard de la par tie des ilinois, les Sauvages sont en armes, et les Forts qui sont dans cette partie, exposes a leurs insultes, et incapables de pouvoir se defendre sans Canon avec le peu de Troupes que j 'y envoye.
Les Troupes qui sont venues a la Loiiisianne n'ont point amene d'artillerie avec elles, attendu que nous avions tou jours entendu [Translation] Translation of the letter of Colonel Robertson, commanding the troops of his Britannic majesty at Louisiana, to M. Dabbadie, director g...eneral commanding there for his very Christian majesty.
Mobile, December 5, 1763 In regard to the territory of the IlHnois, the savages are in arms, and the forts which are in this coimtry are exposed to their insults and are, without cannon, incapable of being defended with the few troops that I am sending there.
The troops which came to Louisiana have not brought any ar- tillery with them, because we always understood that the cannon in 205 2o6 ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS que le Canon qui etoit dans ces forts suflfisoit pour leur defense, et qu'il etoit compris dans la cession.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois State Historical Library Trustees to read onlineMoreLess
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