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Memoir for the King
(September 6, 1748)
In: Archives Nationales,
Ministere des Colonies,
C13A 32:241 and in Illinois Historical
Collections, (extract), French
Series,
vol. III, p. 74.
p. 74.
With respect to the other tribes of the colony M. de Vaudreuil reports that the English had succeeded in inducing those in the neighborhood of the Illinois to destroy the French in that region as well as their settlements; but that the Chevalier de Bertet, who commands there, having discovered the conspiracy, had prevented its execution in such sort that it was hoped that tranquillity would soon be restored. . . .
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