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9153	Le Page du Pratz	The History of Louisiana, Or of the Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina Containing a Description of the Countries That Lie on Both Sides of the River Missisippi			.txt	text/plain	147708	5842	74	the bay of Mexico; being watered with a great number of rivers, the navigation of that river; and in time those new settlements may come not to mention the great river Missouri, which runs to the north-west turn to any great account to this nation in all North America, or that d' Escadre, having discovered, in 1698, the mouths of the river St. Louis, and being nominated Governor General of that vast country, bay of Mexico, to the westward of the Missisippi, are described by Mr. Coxe, in his account of Carolina, called by the French Louisiana.] river and two brooks, in a fine country, with little wood. _The Author's Journey in_ Louisiana, _from the Natchez to the River St. Francis, and the Country of the Chicasaws._ wood and water, where we put up in good time: then at sun-set, when To the north of all those nations, and near the river Missisippi, it	./cache/9153.txt	./txt/9153.txt