Period of Spanish Rule in Louisiana 1784 1789 Disturbed West Relations
The article surveys the 1784 1789 period under Spanish rule in Louisiana. It details Spain's control of navigation on the Mississippi, failed treaty concessions with Britain, and the impact on Western settlers. It highlights Governor Mira, Colonel Wilkinson, and Washington's cautious stance amid blurry frontier policy and the Franklin settlement tensions. It notes il the broader political fallout in Kentucky Tennessee and the push for free river access, with occasional references to Jefferson and Madison on navigation and federal authority.
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