Speech of the Lords to Parliament on press of war January 1808
The Lords Commissioners address both Houses detailing Britain's war aims and the continental crisis. They describe France's control of Europe after Tilsit, plans to target Britain's fleets, and the need for continued unity, naval rights, and a strong Parliament to secure peace and victory. They note American relations and recent measures across Europe.
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Grand Jury Presents Suspension of Civil Proceedings 1808
The Grand Jury of Camden County reports they will suspend civil court proceedings until the third Monday in June due to embargo effects. They urge Judge Charlton to present to the state executive and request legislature convening to relief citizens. Signed Renown, James Sracreve, lMorenams. Jefferson, March 7, 1808.
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