No Man's Land: A History of El Camino RealNardini, Louis Raphael
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No Man's Land: A History of El Camino Real
Nardini, Louis Raphael
El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail (Tex. and La.); Louisiana -- History
Celebration of the Opening of the Museum at Fort Jesup,
1959 Frontispiece
Map Showing Locations of Members of Caddo Indian Federation XV
Map of El Camino Real from Mexico City to Natchitoches XVI
Hinta-sak—a Caddo house 8
Hinta-sak—top view showing construction 9
Plan of Fort at Natchitoches, 1733 17
Plan of La Presidio Nuestra Senora de los Delores, 1716 19
Mission of San Miguel De Cuellar De Los Adais, 1717 21
Map Showing Location of Mission and Presidio of San Miguel De
Cuellar De Los Adais 22
Plan of Presidio De San Antonio De Bexar 24
Plan of Fort Del Pilar De Los Adais 26
La Presidio Nuestra De Senora Del Pilar De Los Adais 28
Map of Natchitoches by Breutin, 1722 30
Map Showing Neutral Strip 87
Map of Fort Jesup Defense Area 102
Map of the Buildings of Fort Jesup 107
Map of Area Around Camp Sabine, 1836 113
Old Ambroise Sompayrac House at Natchitoches 124
WRAP AROUND
Opposite Page
Fort St. Jean Des Natchitoches 116
Old Kitchen at Fort Jesup 117
Officers’ Quarters at Fort Jesup—Reproduction 132
Original Plans of Fort Jesup 133
Officers’ Quarters—Another view 133
[Illustration: LOCATIONS OF THE CADDO FEDERATION OF INDIANS.]
[Illustration: EL CAMINO REAL—NATCHITOCHES TO MEXICO CITY]
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