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No Man's Land, subtitled A History of El Camino Real, is a book by Louis Raphael Nardini. The author says the very name of the Road, El Camino Real, the Road to the King, bears out his theory. The text says the southeastern part of Oklahoma, the southwestern part of Arkansas, the Northwestern half of Louisiana and the Northeastern part of Texas was Caddo land, and claimed by the Caddos as their hunting ground.
A forty mile wide strip of land became known as the Neutral Strip, and in it gathered the lawless of both countries. The text says that in 1807 several slaves of Louis Derbonne and other planters owning land adjoining the Neutral Strip fled into the Neutral Strip. The text carries entries about individual men, among them Giles W. Millspaugh, owner of Millspaugh's Drug at 576 Front St., and a Mr. McClery, one of the most successful men in Natchitoches.
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- Louis Raphael Nardini
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- 155
- Language
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- American History
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