Travels on the Mississippi from Baton Rouge to New Orleans 1810
The narrative recounts Os Schultz's observations from Baton Rouge to New Orleans, detailing garrison sizes, river geography, Bayous and Indian nations, wildlife, and stark warnings about navigation. It contrasts Mississippi and Ohio conditions and notes fogs, currents, and hazards, along with Bitterness of frontier life and early strategic concerns near Mobile and political exchanges between the United States and Spain.
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Baton Rouge
Mississippi
New-Ofrieans
Os Schultz
Barr and Co
Arkansas
Bayou Mandhae
Iberville
Mobile Bay
West Florida
New Orleans
Bayou Manehac
Gulf
Opelousas
Vermilion Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Manchac
la Fourche
Bayou la Fourche
Ia Pourche
Atacapas
Chitamaches
la Salle
Pirit
Cantrell’s
Bénva Gara
Rouge
Red Church
Ohio
Natchez
Mississippi River
Burt
Bold Remarks on Berlin and Milan Decrees in News Letters
From our Representatives Doctors Bisa and SMELT we present documents about the Emperor's Berlin and Milan Decrees. The critique praises the administration's vigor and the Charge DAffairs strong notice of the breach of good faith. The tone evokes Rome during the republics proud days.
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Bisa
Smelt
Ruffell
Berlin
Milan
Washington
Rome
Republic
Paris Letters on American Ship Seizure and Reliability of Decrees
Mr Russell informs the Duke de Cadere from Paris that the American brig New Orleans Packet, docked at Bordeaux, and its cargo seized by customs, violates assurances given to General Armstrong and the revocation of Berlin and Milan decrees. He urges immediate restoration of the property to its rightful owners and rejects any delay.
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Fenathan, Russell
United States
Paris
Smith
L’orient
New Orleans
Bordeaux
Berlin
Milan
Duke of Cadore
Essex
N. York
Pinkney
Jona. Russell
Kt. Smith
U. States
Mr. Russell
Duke de Cadere
New- York
Armstrong
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New- Orleans
Frizao
Washington City
Mobile
Gaines
United Site
Sparks
Army of
VA. States
Mobille
Luckett
Army of the
Pendleton Gaines
Fort Charlotte
Cayetano Perez
Edmund Pendleton Gaines
Kemper
Kennedy
Kemper and Co
United States Artillery
Department of War
Bourdeaaux
Secretary of State
Committee On Foreign Relation
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Bourdeaux
James ‘Madison