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Louisiana was established at a time of French colonial expansion in the New World, and the mother country's policy regarding its colonies dictated that overseas settlements "should be extensions of the mother country, 'New Frances,' very much like old France, but improved."
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colonial garrison, royal payroll, metropolitan provinces, des colonies, superior council, military retirees, general discharge, marine companies
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New Orleans, Native American, Company of the West, Mississippi Valley, Council of the Navy, Gulf Coast, Pointe Coupée, Soulier Rouge, Mississippi River, Minister of Marine, New France, North American, Company of the Indies, Fort Toulouse, French Louisiana, Fort Tombekbé, Ministry of Marine, Ile de France, Fort de Chartres, Fort Maurepas, Dauphin Island, Fort Duquesne, War of the Spanish Succession, Fort Rosalie, German Coast
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