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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 6, 10th edition.	92	0	Browse	Search
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rica, and demanded the expulsion of Ulloa from the colony. The address was signed by nearly 600 names. It was adopted by the council (Oct. 26); and when the French flag was displayed on the public square, women and children kissed its folds, and 900 men raised it amid shouts of Long live the King of France; we will have no king but him. Ulloa fled to Havana, while the people of Louisiana made themselves a republic as an alternative to their renewed political connection with France. They elected their own treasurer, and syndics to represent the mass of the colony. They sent envoys to Paris bearing a memorial to the French monarch (Louis XV.), asking him to intercede between them and the King of Spain. Du Chatelet, the French ambassador in London, wrote to Choiseul, Feb. 24, 1769: The success of the people of New Orleans in driving away the Spaniards is at least a good example for the English colonies; may they set about following it. See Choiseul, ÉTitenne Francois; New Orleans

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