Early 1812 US Acts and Military Subscriptions
A compilation of acts and provisions from 1812 detailing powers for naval entry rights, bonds on cargo, authorizing raises of raider companies for frontier protection, subscription to old stocks, and supplementary rules for volunteer military corps with officer appointments and pay. Includes treasury measures and debt management provisions with implications for France claims and public stock redemption.
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Treasury
United States
France
French Republic
H. Clay
House of Representatives
Wa. H. Crawford
Centre Pro Tempores
Senate
Ameri Ica
Congress
U. States
Houigeoy
United States of
Army of
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Russia
Baltic Frontiers and Swedish Pivot in European War
The article argues a French strategy to force Russian expansion into Livonia Ingria and Finland aims to curb Britain and compel Sweden toward a continental alliance It details a 636 mile march to Petersburg and contemplates Denmark and Saxony rearrangements with Poland and Lithuania as consequences The piece criticizes British policy and urges a decisive peace honoring neutral rights and national respect without British domination
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Samogitia
Neimen
Petersburg
Baltic
Courtland
Livonia
Etthonia
Ingring
Petersourg
Catm
de Vistula
Spain
Livvain
Hithonis
Ingria
Sweden
France
England
Europe
Denmark
Russia
Domark
Foiecein
Sleswick
Saxony
Duchy of Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Prussia
Onega
Ladoga
Thornton
Britain
Bernadotte
Fragmentary political lament on national depravity
The passage laments national corruption and political plans to suspend governance for selecting men to divorce a prince from his wife and install a duchess with a pension. It criticizes a supposed glorious nation and government and reflects on the imagined sufferings of those who support it.
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Kepe
Cortriran
Mire
Piczherbert
Munster
Letter from Col Cass on detachment operations at Malden
In a July 14 1812 letter from Sandwith Upper Canada Col Lewis Cass describes a 280 man expedition to reconnoiter enemy posts near Malden. The detachment crossed the Canas bridge and Urnas ford facing disciplined riflemen and infantry. After multiple skirmishes the British retreated, with casualties and prisoners noted among the enemy and deserters reporting larger numbers.
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Wassmneroy
Hull
Sandwich
Malden
Sandwith
Upper Canada
Canas
Ant
Art Regiment
Miller
Rensson
Lewis Cass
Brg
Hutt
Doctor Harlow Seeks Public Patronage After Move to Broad Street
Dr Harlow informs friends and the public of his move to this city occupying the Broad street house formerly held by Hobby and Batiee He dedicates himself to the ice of DIEDICENE and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage effective April 17.
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Harlow
Broad Street
Messrs
Hobby
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