Louisiana Purchase

• Louisiana Purchase State Park.

Louisiana Purchase State Park--A boardwalk winding through a swamp leads to a monument marking the starting point of 1815 surveys for the Louisiana Pu...

• Arkansas Business
• November 07, 2011

• Louisiana Purchase

The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 doubled the size of the United States, gave the country complete control of the port of New Orleans, ...

• West's Encyclopedia of American Law
• Jap–Ma

• Louisiana purchase: love of family inspired William Jefferson to do great things. it also explains that $90,000 in his freezer.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] On August 3, 2005, FBI agents raided the New Orleans home of nine-term U.S. Representative William J. Jefferson of the and Di...

• Washington Monthly
• Vol. 40 Nbr. 4, April 2008

• 33 USC 10 - Sec. 10. Waters in Louisiana Purchase as public highways

• US Code - Title 33: Navigation and Navigable Waters

• Loan and purchase programs: 2005 Louisiana Sugarcane Hurricane Disaster Assistance Program; sugarcane producers and processors payments,

• FR, December 06, 2006
• Notices
• Commodity Credit Corporation

• Louisiana purchase Bicentennial gets a push.

ARKANSAS HAS MOBILIZED seven state agencies to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's titanic land deal with Napoleon and the state's r...

• Arkansas Business
• March 18, 2002

• State Succession, Then and Now, With Special Reference to the Louisiana Purchase (1803)

Introduction I . The Concept Of State Succession II . Theoretical Approaches To State Succession III . State Practice Relating To The Succession Of States IV. Codification Of The Rules Governing State Succession A Succession Of States With Respect To Treaties B. Succession Of States With Respect To State Property, Debts And Public Archives C. Succession Of States And Its Impact On The Nationality Of Natural Persons Conclusion

• Louisiana Law Review
• Nbr. 63-4, July 2003

• Help for Hurting Families Emerges From the Louisiana Purchase

The inspiration for the materials grew out of a intriguing set of circumstances in the life of [Sammy Tippit], author and international conference speaker. A man from Portugal contacted Tippit saying that he had evidence that he was Tippit's brother. The Texas based conference speaker knew little of his family background because he had grown up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and his grandparents had lived deep in the pine forests of central and southwest Louisiana. His grandparents died before he was born and his father became ill and died when Tippit was a youth.

• La Prensa; San Antonio, Tex.
• August 18, 2009

• The $300 Million Louisiana Purchase ; Government Health Care Will Explode Costs

Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, Louisiana Democrat, provided one of the last two votes needed to bring the government health care takeover to the Senate. She didn't even blush about selling her vote. "I am not going to be defensive. And it's not a $100 million fix. It's a $300 million fix," Mrs. Landrieu bragged on Nov. 21. This gross windfall will flood into her state through added benefits in the health care bill. This is government at its worst. Mrs. Landrieu's big payday shows how useless the Congressional Budget Office's cost estimates are. Right now, each dollar that Louisiana's Medicaid program spends is matched by $1 in federal funds. If Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's bill passes, each $1 Louisiana spends will be matched by $4 in federal funds. The CBO, falling back on its typical s...

• The Washington Times
• November 30, 2009

• Jefferson, Napoleon, and the Louisiana Purchase.

Museums Today

• USA Today Magazine
• Vol. 132 Nbr. 2698, July 2003