Roziers History of the Early Settlement of the Mississippi Valley
Roziers History of the Early Settlement of the Mississippi Valley
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) The town of New Madrid was laid out in 1787, on a very large scale to eclipse even the city of Madrid, in Spain by Colonel George Morgan, of New Jersey, formerly an American officer, who acquired a large concession of land for that purpose from the Spanish officers at New Orleans. After inducing some fifty emigrants to settle at New Madrid, charges were made against Mor- gan, by General James Wilkinson, during his intrigues with Spain, and by others, which in- duced Governor Miro to cancel th...e concessions of land to Morgan, denouncing the whole project, by his letter of May 29th, 1789, to Morgan ; and that Spain would establish a fort at New Madrid, and that a detachment of Spanish soldiers would guard there the interests of Spain. Colonel Mor- gan, stripped of his large concessions and power, returned to the United States, much disappointed at the failure of his great project.
SPANISH COMMANDANTS.
Soon after this, New Madrid was made a Span- ish post, and Don Fouche was made its Spanish commandant in the year 1 789.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The town of New Madrid was laid out in 1787, on a very large scale to eclipse even the city of Madrid, in Spain by Colonel George Morgan, of New Jersey, formerly an American officer, who acquired a large concession of land for that purpose from the Spanish officers at New Orleans. After inducing some fifty emigrants to settle at New Madrid, charges were made against Mor- gan, by General James Wilkinson, during his intrigues with Spain, and by others, which in- duced Governor Miro to cancel th...e concessions of land to Morgan, denouncing the whole project, by his letter of May 29th, 1789, to Morgan ; and that Spain would establish a fort at New Madrid, and that a detachment of Spanish soldiers would guard there the interests of Spain. Colonel Mor- gan, stripped of his large concessions and power, returned to the United States, much disappointed at the failure of his great project.
SPANISH COMMANDANTS.
Soon after this, New Madrid was made a Span- ish post, and Don Fouche was made its Spanish commandant in the year 1 789.
What to read after Roziers History of the Early Settlement of the Mississippi Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Firmin a Rozier to read onlineMoreLess
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