Letter from Etienne Mazureau to the Honorable P. Dormenon, Parish Judge of Pointe-Coupée, July 24, 1818.

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Letter from Etienne Mazureau to the Honorable P. Dormenon, Parish Judge of Pointe-Coupée, July 24, 1818.

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Letter introducing the enclosed broadside proclamation of Governor Villeré ordering that an election be held to fill the seat of U.S. Representative Thomas B. Robertson on the third Monday in August.

1 p. ; 25 cm.

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Mazureau, Etienne, 1772-1849

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Dormenon, P., Judge.

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Louisiana. Governor (1816-1890 : Villeré)

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Jacques Philippe Villeré was the first native-born governor of Louisiana. Etienne Mazureau was Secretary of State of Louisiana. From the description of Letter from Etienne Mazureau to the Honorable P. Dormenon, Parish Judge of Pointe-Coupée, July 24, 1818. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702136981 ...

Villeré, Jacques Philippe 1761-1830

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Jacques Philippe Villeré was the first native-born governor of Louisiana and the second governor after Louisiana became a state. Born somewhere in St. John the Baptist Parish, La., Villeré joined the French army and was educated in France. He married Jeanne Henriette de Fazende, the daughter of Gabriel de Fazende, who owned a plantation close to New Orleans in St. Bernard Parish. Villeré's political and adminstrative career began with service on the municipal council of New Orleans during the...

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