Trade and power in Texas frontier history
A fragmented excerpt details early Texas border trade under Spanish and French influence, focusing on the Bexar authorities, the Lipan and other tribes, and regulations for Indian commerce. It notes De Blanc’s stance, the 18th century trade monopoly tensions, and a census showing foreign traders near Nacogdoches including Bodre Gosquec Engle Franca Bart and M. Dromgoole.
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