Mission documents reveal secret US-UK intelligence links 1808 1811
Extracts from letters and instructions show Sir James Craig and Lord Liverpool shaping a covert mission to obtain information on American public opinion and potential war leverage. Henry Henry of Leicester Square cites his prior service and seeks compensation while detailing communications with authorities in Boston Quebec and London about secrecy and strategic aims.
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Ission
Gree Craig
Great ‘Britain
Americas
Generomen
James ‘Craig
B. America
England
America
Earl of Liverpool
Ryland
James Craig
Ing
London
Henry
Leicester Square
Fan
Lord Liverpool
Quebec
sit“Wation
Staves
Org
Nam, &c
Hermon W. Ryland
John Henry
Boston
Union
Lord
J. Craig
Colonial Department
General Union
J. A. Craig
Brekine
Jimerican
H. W. Ryland
J. Henry
Mr. Peel
Mgr. Henry
Downing Street
Liverpool
Lord Li
Anes Craig
Marquis Wellesley
Printing and foreign relations actions in early Congress debates
Debates on printing a message and documents, and on granting power to the Committee of Foreign Relations to send for persons papers and effects. Vote 104 for and 40 against the grant. Message from the British envoy and a letter from John Henry discussed. Subsequent adjournment and printing ordered. Extracts detail land dispositions and property transfers as part of a broader legal notice.
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Committee of Foreign Relations
Henry
United States
Congress of the
Washington
Newton
John Henry
B. J. Coale, Esq
Baltimore
New York
Atlantic
England
France
Gibson
Henry Harden
Jesse Rickerson
Clark Blanford
Willam
Mays
Little Brier Creek
John Nunn
David Robertson
Henry Williams
Jilso
Esaaias Moneyfelt
James Roe
Plesant Mooman
William C. Lawrence
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Warrenton
George Bruce
George M. Cale
William D. Bunkley
Nancy
Betsey
Esaias Moneyfelt
William Care
Thomas H. Kendall
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