Bernardo De Galvez National Historic Road in the Theater of Operation locations. Should have a marker,В reviewed with Texas and possible Mississippi also.Д¤. Rouge with 4-5 hundred Louisiana militia and Attakapas Indians / free Blacks (possibleДЇrom west Indies) and 2,000 heads of beef from Texas to Bayou Goula. Includes the Galvez march from New Orleans to Bayou Goula, Fort Bute, Baton Military Historic Theater of Operations National Park submitted to Congress. Bayou Goula Military staging for the Battle of Baton Rouge Commemorative Mound behind the Old State Capitol (The Galvez Plaza).ДўB. Battlefield of Fort Baton Rouge andВ battery of cannons located on anВ Indian

War nomination accepted by the National Park System as a Commemorative HistoricДўA. Should have a relative short time of acceptance andВ 3,4 may have a much National Park acceptance for the Galvez march in Louisiana, Texas and Galvez National Park should include locations where his Patriots marched and locations used for The Battle of Baton Rouge, please see aboveВ map of the Hundred Thirteenth Congress of the United States of America January 3, 2014. Washington as a deciding factor in the outcome of the Revolutionary WarвЂ¦ Of the United States and should be recognized as a National Park.Д«ernardo de Galvez's victories against the British were recognized by George

One Hundred Sixty Choctaw and other Indian Tribes from East and West of the Mississippi River arrived from south of Bayou Goula and New Orleans.ДЇirst key victory of the Revolutionary War was Fort Baton Rouge and changedДЇrom a possible large British attack west of the Mississippi River to not an attack HISTORY OF LOUISIANA THE SPANISH DOMINATION (1)В Eighty Free Blacks and one Hundred Twenty Attakapas Indians and fought on the front line in Galvez'sВ march helping the 13 States win the Revolutionary War in an important battle at Fort Baton Rouge, page 126-128. Give ThanksВ to the African Americans (free blacks) and Indians for their Patriotic Participation in theВ Revolutionary War TheseВ fighters allowed Galvez and his army to march into the Fort of Baton Rouge essentially withoutВ struggle.Дetail References of how the fighters carried out their mission in below linksВ (1). The Galvez March to Baton Rouge was victorious withВ almost no injuries/deaths of the English or his troopsВ because Free Blacks and Native AmericansВ (I call Freedom Fighters)В performed the hard work for victory without a massacre.

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