Historical Note on St Domingo Voyage and Early U S Records
Fragmentary records describe a voyage to the island of St Domingo dated March 7 1807 and events preceding February 74 1807. The text references a trade continuation and mentions Nanucket and officials B Varnum and S Smith in a U S House of Representatives session. Prepared under approval of President Jefferson on April 25 1808.
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Traitors and patriots in heated debate over American liberty
The piece rails at Federalists for opposing government and aiding Britain, arguing such acts threaten republic, liberty, and national unity. It cites public meetings, press satire, and a new song attacking opponents while praising supporters of independence. It laments Americans' lack of forefathers and history.
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