Order : Michilimackinac, [Mich.], to Monsieur L'anglade [i.e. Langlade], 1761 Sep. 30.

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Order : Michilimackinac, [Mich.], to Monsieur L'anglade [i.e. Langlade], 1761 Sep. 30.

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Order, September 30, 1761, addressed to Charles-Michel Mouet de Langlade, the French commander of Fort Michilimackinac, by the new commander, William Leslye, requiring Langlade to inform all inhabitants of Michilimackinac that they were to surrender the arms in their possession.

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