Embargo Scene Lays Bare Comi Tragedy and Cotton Trade
An eccentric dialogue exposes tensions over independence and trade as characters debate cotton prices, domestic industry, and foreign supply. The spoof debate features Homepun, Major Cotton, Miss Jenny, Mrs. Pullet, and other voices questioning manners, tariffs, and economic self sufficiency amidst colonial echoes.
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Jenny
Bargo
Pignick
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Appropriation Act for United States Navy 1808
Congress enacts funding for the navy and marine corps for 1808 detailing pay, provisions, medicines, repairs, and various contingencies. Notable sums include 368,048 for pay, 162,765 for provisions, 195,000 for vessel repairs, and 60,000 for navy yard operations. Also 29,933.80 for marine clothing and 50,000 for ordnance. Approval by Jefferson retained.
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