New Mexico Historical Review volume 16
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, pp. 100-198. On Fort Orleans cf. G. J. Garraghan, Chapters in Frontier History, (Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Co. , 1934) pp. 91-93; same author, "Fort Orleans of the Missouri, " The Missouri Historical Review, XXXV, (April 1941), 373-384; M. De Villiers, La De- couverte du Missouri et L'Histoire du Fort d'Orleans (Paris, 1925).
21. On the Mallet expedition, cf. H. Folmer, "The Mallet Expedition of 1739 through Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado to Santa Fe, " The Colorado Magazine, XVI, No. 5 ...(Sept. , 1939).
262 NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW of New Mexico for almost a year, waiting for a reply from the viceroy in Mexico City. They brought back with them a letter 22 from the vicar of Santa Fe which throws an inter- esting light on the contraband trade, showing that the Span- ish colonists welcomed it : Project of trade relations between Louisiana and Santa Fe.
Copy of a letter, addressed to Father Beaubois by Father Sant lago de Rebald, vicar and ecclesi- astical judge in New Mexico.
Upon this occasion, I write to you, Sir, con- cerning nine Frenchmen who came from New France, called Pierre and Paul brothers, La Rose, Phillippe, Bellecourt, Petit Jean, Galliere and Moreau, who have told me of their plan to intro- duce a trade in these provinces, which at the pres- ent time does not possess any, but, if one would allow them to execute their plan, one could easily overcome this obstacle, because we are not farther away than 200 leagues from a very rich mine, abounding in silver, called Chiquagua, where the inhabitants of this country often go to trade, and if they saw a possibility of using what they could get there, this would encourage them to exploit several mines, which they have.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, pp. 100-198. On Fort Orleans cf. G. J. Garraghan, Chapters in Frontier History, (Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Co. , 1934) pp. 91-93; same author, "Fort Orleans of the Missouri, " The Missouri Historical Review, XXXV, (April 1941), 373-384; M. De Villiers, La De- couverte du Missouri et L'Histoire du Fort d'Orleans (Paris, 1925).
21. On the Mallet expedition, cf. H. Folmer, "The Mallet Expedition of 1739 through Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado to Santa Fe, " The Colorado Magazine, XVI, No. 5 ...(Sept. , 1939).
262 NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW of New Mexico for almost a year, waiting for a reply from the viceroy in Mexico City. They brought back with them a letter 22 from the vicar of Santa Fe which throws an inter- esting light on the contraband trade, showing that the Span- ish colonists welcomed it : Project of trade relations between Louisiana and Santa Fe.
Copy of a letter, addressed to Father Beaubois by Father Sant lago de Rebald, vicar and ecclesi- astical judge in New Mexico.
Upon this occasion, I write to you, Sir, con- cerning nine Frenchmen who came from New France, called Pierre and Paul brothers, La Rose, Phillippe, Bellecourt, Petit Jean, Galliere and Moreau, who have told me of their plan to intro- duce a trade in these provinces, which at the pres- ent time does not possess any, but, if one would allow them to execute their plan, one could easily overcome this obstacle, because we are not farther away than 200 leagues from a very rich mine, abounding in silver, called Chiquagua, where the inhabitants of this country often go to trade, and if they saw a possibility of using what they could get there, this would encourage them to exploit several mines, which they have.
What to read after New Mexico Historical Review volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of New Mexico to read onlineMoreLess
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