North Caddo Parish

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Set in 1835, the narrative explores the United States' acquisition of nearly one million acres from the Caddo Confederacy, leading to the establishment of Caddo Parish in Louisiana. The story highlights the complexities of land ownership and the role of the Indian agency in safeguarding the territory, which ultimately slowed the settlement process. This historical context sheds light on the interactions between Native Americans and settlers during a pivotal time in American expansion.