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Arkansas Under the Old French Regime

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Book chapter that describes the population, settlement and climate of Arkansas Post over the course of 63 years. Book Chapter
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1723; 1726; 1743; 1749
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Colonial Arkansas Post Ancestry

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University of Arkansas

Keywords

  1. Agriculture
  2. Arkansas
  3. Arkansas Post (Ark.)
  4. Bienville
  5. Cadillac
  6. Chickasaw Indians
  7. Concessions
  8. Crozat
  9. De La Harpe
  10. Du Poisson
  11. Economic Conditions
  12. English Traders
  13. French
  14. French Colonial Arkansas
  15. French Colonial Louisiana
  16. French Traders
  17. Germans
  18. History
  19. John Law
  20. John Law's Concession
  21. Law, John, 1671 1729
  22. Louis Xiv
  23. Mining
  24. Natchez Indians
  25. Quapaw Indians
  26. Slaver
  27. Slavery

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