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Document describes numerous French Posts in the Lower Mississippi Valley before 1730, presumably visited by Father Du Poisson. Journal Article
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1723; 1726
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Colonial Arkansas Post Ancestry

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University of Arkansas

Keywords

  1. Agriculture
  2. Arkansas
  3. Arkansas River
  4. Black River
  5. Climate
  6. Concession
  7. Corn
  8. Description And Travel
  9. Du Poisson
  10. Flooding
  11. French
  12. French Colonial Arkansas
  13. French Colonial Louisiana
  14. German
  15. Harvest
  16. History
  17. Indigo
  18. Irish
  19. Lead Mining
  20. Livestock
  21. Louisiana
  22. Mississippi River
  23. Mulberry
  24. Ouachita River
  25. Pensacola
  26. Red River
  27. Rice
  28. Silk
  29. Slaver
  30. Slavery
  31. Spanish Trade
  32. To 1803
  33. Tobacco

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