Historical collections of Louisiana and Florida, including translations of original manuscripts relating to their discovery and settlement, with numerous historical and biographical notes /

French originals of the first and third pieces are found in Margry's "Découvertes et établissements des Français dans l'ouest et dans la sud," 1879-88, v. 4, p. 21-34, v. 5, p. 375-586. The fourth is reprinted from Hakluyt's translation of "L'histoire notable de la Floride," 1586.Preceded by the author's "Historical collections of Louisiana," 1846-53, 5 vols., and followed by his "Historical collections of Louisiana and Florida," 2d ser., 1875."Subscriber's copy no [ ]" 500 copies printed, according to Sabin (Bibl. amer.)Memoir, addressed to Count de Pontchartrain, on the importance of establishing a colony in Louisiana by M. de Rémonville. [By M. Argoud] 1697.--Narrative of the voyage made by order of the King of France, in 1698, to take possession of Louisiana. By M.P. Le Moyne d'Iberville. 1699.--Annals of Louisiana, from the establishment of the first colony under M. d'Iberville, to the departure of the author to France, in 1722. By M. Pénicaut.--History of the first attempt of the French (the Huguenots) to colonize the newly discovered country of Florida. By René Laudonniére.Mode of access: Internet.SML Cm21 53: "Subscriber's copy no. 25.