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Past Issues Prosperity through cultural literacy. |
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Past Issues Prosperity through cultural literacy. |
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| Natchitoches County, the most remote part of the Territory of Orleans, has a longer history of settlement than New Orleans. It was a hotbed of revolutionary ferver during the French Revolution and its location on the southwest frontier of the United States kept it in the minds of America's leaders as the new territory tried to organize its new citizens. | |
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| The Ouachita country was explored by DeSoto, LaSalle, Iberville, Bienville, St. Denis and Tonti. When the settlers in Natchez were massacred in 1729, Europeans abandoned the valley. Finally the Spanish granted large portions of the district to two adventurers and the title to much of the land was disputed in U.S. courts into the mid-19th century. | |
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History of Louisiana Newspapers |
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Title Abstracts of French Quarter properties help bring the past to life! |
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Parish Economic Information Pages Communities of Louisiana |
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Defining years in Louisiana history: 1803 1861 |
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Louisiana Roadside Historical Markers |
Louisiana State Commemorative Areas |
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Two-bit Tour!!! When you press the button that has a quarter on it you will be transported to the next tour stop. But first take a look at the entire page by scrolling down. And if you want to, visit some of the links on that page. If you cannot find the quarter on the present page, you can use the BACK BUTTON of your browser to get back on the tour at the last page that is named TWO-BIT TOUR |
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