While both sides took some belligerent postures, neither country wanted to go to war over this territory. On April 30, 1803, The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from Spain for $15 million. This ended a colorful series of claims, counter-claims and military skirmishes over this territory...
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While both sides took some belligerent postures, neither country wanted to go to war over this territory. On April 30, 1803, The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from Spain for $15 million. This ended a colorful series of claims, counter-claims and military skirmishes over this territory...
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