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Henri Joutel

French adventurer
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    Henri Joutel, who served under La Salle through the tragic days of the Texas colony until his death, wrote both of his fine qualities and of his insufferable arrogance toward his subordinates. In Joutel’s view, this arrogance was the true cause of La Salle’s death.

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