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Nicolás María Vidal

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was contentious with disputes over larger issues like smallpox vaccination, fire hazards, and slavery, as well as minutia around protocol. In particular, Vidal was opposed to plays, whic he considred "incompatile with public decency," going so far as to order closed the city's only theatre in October
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in Bogotá, Colombia and earned degrees in civil and canon law in 1763. He worked for 20 years as an attorney in Colombia for both the Spanish government and private clients, including serving as an interim governor in
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with a face like a monkey," and in his official acts he was very sensitive to the importance of his position. He complained to Spanish officials on several occasions about public slights and offences.
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Vidal acknowledged at least four children — Carolina Maria Salome (b. 1793), Maria Josefa de las Mercedes (b. 1795), and two older daughters — born through
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and the return of Louisiana to France. After the transfer of Louisiana to the United States was complete, Vidal removed to
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Following Vidal's death, Mercedes and her mother sought help from U.S. authorities in the newly acquired
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Starting in 1800, Vidal acquired through purchase and a royal grant several properties along
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in 1739 to Pedro Luis Vidal and Josefina Marcelina Madrigal y Valdés. He was educated at the
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in New Orleans to establish a plantation. He sold the property in 1804, following the
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on July 18, 1799, Vidal was named civil governor of Spanish Louisiana alongside
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Martin, François-Xavier; Howe, William Wirt; Condon, John Francis (1882).
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In 1790, he was posted to Louisiana as a governmental legal adviser (
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Martínez Garnica, Armando; Gutiérrez Ardila, Daniel (2010).
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in settling Vidal's estate, which led to a conflict between
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Sebastián Calvo de la Puerta, 1st Marquess of Casa Calvo
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Civil governor of Spanish Louisiana and Spanish Florida
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Index

Spanish name
surname
Civil Governor of Spanish Louisiana
Francisco Bouligny
Sebastián Calvo de la Puerta
Charles IV
Manuel Gayoso de Lemos
Juan Manuel de Salcedo
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
Pensacola
Florida
Eufrosina Hisnard
Spanish Louisiana
Spanish Florida
Cartagena de Indias
Colegio de San Bartolomé, Santa Fé
Popayán
Quito
The Cabildo
Manuel Gayoso de Lemos
yellow fever
Col. Francisco Bouligny
Sebastián Calvo de la Puerta, 1st Marquess of Casa Calvo
Juan Manuel de Salcedo
Third Treaty of San Ildefonso
Pensacola
Spanish West Florida
roué
Bayou St. John
sale of Louisiana

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