Antoine Crozat was granted the charter to develop the territory of New France by King Louis, and when explorer Cavalier reached the delta of the Mississippi River, he proclaimed the area as belonging to King Louis.
Lozen was a skilled warrior and had the ability to sense the enemy’s location, distance, and numbers. She helped her brother Victorio and his band survive for two years during their fight, but tragically learned of his slaughter upon arriving at the reservation.
During this podcast, the speaker explores how Jefferson approached the Louisiana territory with diplomacy, indicating that Spain was allowing them to utilize the land for important trade, however, he also notes that the territory was seen as a buffer zone against the English and Americans to the East for the Spanish.
The Spanish wanted to showcase their power and build a fortress to defend against the locals who were taking their people as captives while also boasting that they could conquer the whole island. The friendly natives before, compared to the Caribs, will become noteworthy in the future.
The transcript features a discussion related to Portland and is about Mark McCloskey and certain events in the city. The discussion also touches upon the need for sights in modern AR 15s and the death of individuals due to certain actions.