France and England in North America; a Series of Historical Narratives — Part 3 by Francis Parkman
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with Tonty.--Preparation.--Departure.
CHAPTER XXI. 1681-1682. SUCCESS OF LA SALLE. His Followers.--The Chicago Portage.--Descent of the Mississippi.--The Lost Hunter.--The Arkansas.--The Taensas.--The Natchez.--Hostility.--The Mouth of the Mississippi.--Louis XIV. proclaimed Sovereign of the Great West. CHAPTER XXII. 1682-1683. ST. LOUIS OF THE ILLINOIS. Louisiana.--Illness of La Salle.--His Colony on the Illinois.--Fort St. Louis.--Recall of Frontenac.--Le Fevre de la Barre.--Critical Position of La Salle.--Hostility of the New Governor.--Triumph of the Adverse Faction.--La Salle sails for France. CHAPTER XXIII. 1684. A NEW ENTERPRISE. La Salle at Court.--His Proposals.--Occupation of Louisiana.--Invasion of Mexico.--Royal Favor.--Preparation.--The Naval Commander.--His Jealousy of La Salle.--Dissensions. |
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