Peace of the Nation at Stake in Curry Nomination
Debates reveal opposition to Mr. Curry as head of departments and the final selection of Dana. The narrative notes Dana’s appointment after prior refusals, with emphatic claims he uncovered evidence of foreign intrigue and helped secure peace. War dispatches from Eckmuhl and subsequent victories are summarized alongside British and Austrian reports on campaigns and naval movements.
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Madison
Hamilton
Mr. Dana
Gerry
Dang
Dana
Mr. Curry
Falleyrand
Custiom
Ratifbon
Gay
Gudin
Nanseuty
St. Sulpice
Morand
Abenberg
Lewis
Hiller
Landshut
Eckmuhl
Hohenzollern
Rosenburg
Kolowrath
Cerveni
Duke of Montebelo
Peiffing
Hervo
Duke of
Bellegarde
Sonorers
Caefar
Xerxes
Tann
Abensburg
Eckmuh
Rarifbon
Vienna
Imperial Head
Ratisbon
Archduke John
Tyrol
Archduke Charles
Augsburg
Prince of Lichtenstein
Gord
Napoleon
House of Austria
London
Heligoland
Archduke Ferdinand
Ozenstochow
Hanover
Hefle
Elze
Bielfield
Ammas
Wolodkiewicz
Warsaw
Grodno
Levis
Gallicia
Poland
Diet
Merry
Stockholm
Petersburgk
Tor Francis
Gottenburg
Sudermania
Sweden
Covern
Thas Gustavus
America
House of Common
Lord Henry
Petty
Mr. Canning
Eykine
Canning
House of Commons
Sansom
Committee of Merchants
U.S. of America
Earl Bathurst
Board of Trade
Treasury Chamber
Erskine
Mr. Smith
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France
Donawerth
oLron
Adxanonr, Prince of
Neuichatel
Berthier
Nassau
Liverpool