Congress Report on Henry Affair Reveals British plots
The House foreign relations committee reports partial findings on Henry’s disclosures and the British government’s alleged schemes to divide the United States. Included is a sworn deposition recounting Henry’s travels, arrests, and dealings with British agents, and the panel’s decision not to pursue further action against individuals.
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Porter
Committee of Foreign Relations
United States
Henry
Agett
Eect
Mas
Fabs
Congress
Washington
Europe
Divorces Debate Sways on MPatriarchal Society
In a House report the District of Columbia committee rejects Jane Deakins and David Beck divorce petitions, arguing divorces undermine civil order and moral society. The discussion questions the legitimacy and social impact of enabling remarriage after divorce.
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Lewis
Committee On
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Destri& of Columbia
Jane Deakins
William Deakins
David Beck
Ellen
Letter from the Prince Regent to the Duke of York
The Prince Regent writes to the Duke of York as Royal authority nears expiry, stressing Parliament must debate Ireland affairs without outside influence. He recalls selecting trusted appointees to govern during the crisis and asserts his duty to the King guided his actions.
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Count Edward de Crillon Severn
Deponent
Henry
Welles Zy Pole
Lord Yarmouth
America
Tracy
New
Galen
Boston
New London
Chaise
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Rye
Hervy
New-Galen
Cowes
Downs
Capt. H
Lord Liverpool
Powell
Philadelphia
Wilkinson
Dickson
Perkins
Falkinsons
Findley Square
Bagholt
James Craig Oh
Lenty
Mr. Bagholt
Orbit
Pool
Liverpool
Mercantile Advertiser
London
Lloyd’s
Prince Regent
Grey
Greenville
England
Sweden
U. S
Swedish Pomerania
Baltic
Congress
Express
Bailey
France
London Statesman
U. States
Joel Barlow
Paris
Holland
Foreign Office
Wellesley
Sidmouth Castlereagh
Buckinghamshire
Lord Powis
Duke of Richmond
Ireland
Marquis Wellesley
Roos
Viscount Castlereagh
Carlton House
Preceval
Great Britain
Britain
Gray
Lord Grenville
Tom
Frederick
George
P.R
Perceval
Gray and Grenville
Roysl
Grenville
Duke of York
Perseva
da Garlton Hower
Prince of Wales
Brothen
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Sir Gee
Prevost
Edward Wire
West
Aeerice
Amancle
Daniel M'Cormick
New-York
Exchange
Sir James Craig
Halifax
Pitt Club
Marchander
George Prevoft
Canada
Gilbert Robertson
Newe York
Inson
Gev. Blunt
Alexandria
Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Henrys
Crillon
St. Martial
Lebourg
Frentier
Crillons
Sanz, Peur
Gilvary
Gillivary
Quebec
Gerry
Lhear
New York
New Haven
Count Edward de Crillex
Turkey
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