Louisiana Purchase then and now remembered in Missouri bulletin
A Missouri Historical Society bulletin reflects on the Louisiana Purchase during April 26 to May 2, noting the 1803 cession signed May 2 by Livingston Monroe and Barbe Marbois. It discusses the vast new territory, economic implications, and the paradoxes of leaders’ plans versus destiny.
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E. B. Thompson
Grethel Thompson
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Linn
Browning
J. I. Harmon
Louisiana
United States
State Historical Society of
University of Missouri
West
France
Jefferson
Mississippi
New Orleans
Florida
Napoleon
Talleyrand
Marbois
Robert R. Livingston
James Monroe
Barbe Marbois
Louisiana Purchase
Spain
England
Europe
West Florida
Pastor Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon in Shelby
The M. E. Church, South pastor filled Morris Chapel morning service then preached the baccalaureate to the Consolidated High School graduates in Shelby. Next Sunday services include Knifong 11 oclock and Browning 8 pm with a Knifong prayer meeting tonight.
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M. E. Church
South
Morris Chapel
Shelby
Consolidated High School
Knifong
Browning
James L. Bate
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