President's Message to Congress on British and French War Policies
The president reports on British Orders in Council and noncompliance by Britain, notes attempts at negotiation, and discusses the Chesapeake affair. He outlines financial health, military readiness, fortifications, and calls for militia support while urging unity in facing belligerents. He praises domestic prosperity and urges prudent governance for peace and honor.
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France
United States
Congress
Paris
Altho
Barbary
New- York
Secretary of the Navy
Dispute Over British Orders in Council and Chesapeake
The State Department records correspondence with Mr Jackson about the British Orders in Council and the Chesapeake affair. Secretary Smith rebukes Jackson for disavowal and urges full powers and written explanations to resolve deep disagreements between the United States and Britain.
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Washincton City
United States
Graham
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Chesapeake
Department of State
Unites
London
Jackson
David Montague Erskine
A& of Congress
France
Great-Britain
Great Britain
R. Smith
Francis James Fackson
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jackson
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TNE
Tur
Mr. Fackon
Oder
Cleemie
F. J. Jackson
Canning
Erskine
Findiez