Louisiana Pasts and Pirates Through O'Reilly Galvez and Lafitte
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Louisiana rulers from O'Reilly's Spanish conquest to Galvez's aid to American independence and Claiborne's conflicts with Jean Lafitte. The piece ties colonial shifts, privateering, and the Barataria pirates to statehood and Gulf Coast history.
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Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Pelican
Kinc
Alexander O'Reilly
O’reilly
Emerald Isle
Spain
Italy
France
Austria
Cuba
Havana
Madrid
Charles III
Paris
England
Canada
Mississippi
Orleans
New Orleans
The
Don Antonio de Ulloa
Aubrey
Ulloa
O'Reilly
Lafreniere
Milnet
New OE
Algiers
Andalusia
Cadiz
Pyrenees
Bernardo de Galvez
Malaga
Regi
Continental Congress
Galvez
America
Jean, Lafitte
William Charles Cole Claiborne
Sussex County
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
James Wilkinson
Louisiana Purchase
Claiborne
Mobile
United States
Congress
Pierre Lafitte
Jean
West Indies
Bay of Barataria
Grand Terre
Lafittes
Jean Lafitte
Lafitte
Baratarians
Jackson
Pakenham
Galveston
Preserving and Canning Recipes From Eleanor Howe
Readable home canning column offers tested recipes for Apple Chutney Peach Conserve Amber Jam and Blackberry Jam plus Lindbergh Relish and Pickled Peaches. It promotes sterilization, proper sealing and storage with notes on future cookie recipes and how to obtain Eleanor Howe’s Household Hints book.
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