Chapter 428 (2/2)

In fact, the British never really got French Louisiana. Otherwise, after the founding of the United States, Thomas Jefferson's government would not have bought large areas of French Louisiana from the French in the early 19th century.

Yes, the famous Louisiana land purchase in the early 19th century was a deal between the United States and France.

At that time, the Jefferson government bought about 530 million acres, about 2.15 million square kilometers, from the French at the price of three cents per acre! The land area involved in the purchase of land is about 22.3% of the land of the United States of America in later generations, which is roughly the same as the original land area of the United States in the early 19th century.

The total value of this transaction is 15 million US dollars or 80 million francs!

What does this price mean? It's very simple. If the price is put on the 21st century stone bear soul, it will be about 600 billion US dollars!

The money was given to the French by the Americans, not to the British!

This shows that although the French lost French Louisiana and New France in the seven-year war, they are still the actual owners of this large area of land.

Of course, this qualification was recognized by all European countries at that time, but it was not recognized by the original owners of the land, that is, the Indians.

Now that the stone bear is here, he will not let this happen again.

This is Indian territory, this is not the territory of your European colonists! It has the final say, not selling, but has the final say.

The stone bear, who is familiar with this period of history, has even less affection for the French.

You said that you ceded the area east of the Mississippi River to the British in the Treaty of Paris in 1763, but 20 years later, when the British lost the war of independence, you seized the land again in another treaty of Paris in 1783.

Do you have any more lilies?

Do you Frenchmen really think this land is yours?

Now I'm here. Let me see how you can occupy this land again!

As for these four ships, I'll take them first. The right should be a little interest!

For no reason, there were four more inland river armed transport ships, and the number of inland river armed transport ships owned by the explosive bear brigade has reached ten. That's almost a quarter of the number of freighters that fransies sail on the Mihe channel!

The most important thing is that with these ten inland river armed transport ships, the stone bear can directly drop the troops of a regiment to any place in the Mihe river! If stone bear wants to, he can even bring down New Orleans.

Yes, although New Orleans is heavily guarded now, no one can resist the bombing of dozens or even hundreds of mortars in this era!

But now New Orleans belongs to the Spaniards, and the stone bear has no plans to tear his face with the Spaniards. Everything will not be decided until after the war of independence.

However, with these ten inland river armed transport ships, it is absolutely a trump card for Shi Xiong.

Just as the stone bear was imagining his future plans and blueprints, a message accompanied by a carrier pigeon came to Fort okron