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| Source (Belle Isle Upper Right In River) |
"On May 4, 1768, King George III...gave to Lieut. George McDougall, of the Detroit Garrison, permission to occupy Ile aux Cochons (Belle Isle) so long as Detroit remained a military post, or so long as he was there stationed."
Detroiters who were living on the island at the time, including Jacques Campau...[and] Eustache Gamelin wrote a letter to the Commandant of the Detroit Garrison, to no avail. [Source]

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