Naval establishment to protect commerce and coast
Congress debates a robust naval plan to guard maritime trade, strengthen ports, and deter Britain. The report urges gradual buildup, repairs of existing ships, and funding for ordnance, timber stock, and centralized repair facilities to secure national defense and economic vitality.
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Chesapeake
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Idor
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Naval Establishment
Estimates for the year 1812 Treasury Department report
The Treasury Department transmits estimates of appropriations for 1812 and a statement of receipts and expenditures for the year ending September 10, 1814. Total appropriations amount to 6,785,865.76 dollars, detailing civil list, miscellaneous, foreign intercourse, military, and naval establishments including Indian department and marine corps allocations.
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Peek
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Wright
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Virginia
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Colt James Wilkinson
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Board of War and Ordnance
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Secretary of the War Department
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Montpelier
Green Mountains
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Treasury Department