Spanish Envoy's warning on American aid to rebellion in Mexico
The note from Chevalier de Onis to the U S Secretary of State describes fears that Kentucky Tennessee and other states may support insurgents in Mexico and Spanish America. It argues restraint by the United States is essential and requests proof of rebel troop movements and arrests. Monroe replies outlining U S positions on West Florida disputes and calls for calm and a diplomatic settlement to avoid war.
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Chevalier de Onis
StRh
New Orleans
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kemuck Ys Tenuis
Ace
Guorgis
Toledo
Humsert
Anaya
Bernado
Saferier
Istri
Doctor Robinson
Majura Curie
Preiré
Major
Subee
Mexican Empire
Mexico
United States
Europe
Confederation
Louisiana
Georgia
Spain
Chevelier de Onis
Baxtraordinary
Catholic
Department of State
West Florida
Buenos Ayres
United State
Aida
Mississippi
Lewisian
France
Louisiane
Madrid
Perdido
United Stats
Amercan
Peninsula
America
Comblain
Ed Liefer
Florida
West Forida
Wien
Tennesse
Pist
United
Callonness
Conchet
Affierica
Uman Forestehdt
V. States
Iit
Cavellos
James Monroe
Rościusko Stops Russian Forage with Polish Peasant Polite Power
A Polish regiment in Fontainbleau’s area foraging under Russian guard is halted by a peasant in farmer dress who speaks their language and pleads for restraint. The scene draws soldiers prostrating in awe as Kosciuszko reveals himself, sparing the locality from plunder and earning the Emperor Alexander’s regard.
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Troyes
Fontainbleau
Rosciusco
Kosciusco
Alexander
Iearat
M. de la Harpe
Kosciusko
Bonaparte
Napoleon
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Congress
London
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