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    ​ De la Salle's last expedition, 1684-1687
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ De la Salle's vision of a French empire in America
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ Earliest explorations on the Great Lakes
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ The expedition of 1682 to the Gulf of Mexico
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ Index to The Rice Institute Pamphlet, Volume Twenty-Six, No. 1, January 1939: Cavelier de la Salle, founder of the French empire in America
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ A portrait of de la Salle
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)
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    ​ Tragedy and death of de la Salle
    Jaray, Gabriel Louis (Electronic version published by Fondren Library, Rice University, made possible with funding from the Rice Historical Society and Thomas R. Williams, Ph.D., class of 2000., issue date 1939-01)