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France and England in North America, Part VII, Vol 1

Note 313 — Chapter XIII

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A considerable number of the whites brought to Louisiana in the name of the Company had been sent at the charge of persons to whom it had granted lands in various parts of the colony. Among these was John Law himself, who had the grant of large tracts on the Arkansas.

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