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Audacity of Fox and Webster in Diplomatic Clash
The Washington Globe reviews the feuding diplomacy between Mr Fox and Mr Webster during the Twenty Seventh Congress. It contrasts Fox’s aggressive British demands with Webster’s allegedly submissive handling, detailing Fox’s March 12 1810 note demanding McLeod’s release and Webster’s ancillary strategy to deliver without trial via state and federal channels. It critiques Webster’s conduct as surrendering national rights, and it analyzes Calhoun’s Senate remarks on Treasury finances and proposed measures of debt, bank creation, taxation, and land distribution.
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Webster
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Lord John Russell
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Mr. Crittenden
United States
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Britain
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England
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United States’ Bank
Caruoun
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