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A study of French land occupation in the Detroit River region through the French, British, and American regimes.

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"Teasdale has given us the first truly reliable historical portrait of the region during the French regime and during the transitional years of the British and American regimes, from 1760 to 1811. The latter is especially important because it provides a useful basis of comparison with other parts of French mid-America, particularly Lower Louisiana, Upper Louisiana (Missouri), and the Illinois Country." Jay Gitlin, Yale University
"Teasdale's depth of understanding about his subject matter is a gift of major proportion to anyone studying eighteenth century French culture in the New World—not just in the Detroit River region—but throughout French colonial America." Michigan Historical Review

Fruits of Perseverance

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 2/15/2019 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780773555013, 978-0773555013
      ISBN10: 0773555013

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A study of French land occupation in the Detroit River region through the French, British, and American regimes.

      Trade Review
      "Teasdale has given us the first truly reliable historical portrait of the region during the French regime and during the transitional years of the British and American regimes, from 1760 to 1811. The latter is especially important because it provides a useful basis of comparison with other parts of French mid-America, particularly Lower Louisiana, Upper Louisiana (Missouri), and the Illinois Country." Jay Gitlin, Yale University
      "Teasdale's depth of understanding about his subject matter is a gift of major proportion to anyone studying eighteenth century French culture in the New World—not just in the Detroit River region—but throughout French colonial America." Michigan Historical Review

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