British Intrigue and Secrets in Early U.S. Matters
A collection of letters and documents from 1809 reveal a British agent's covert mission to Boston and New England. John Henry and Sir James Craig discuss gathering intelligence on Federalist strength, embargo impact, and potential secessionist leanings amid U.S. political strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward Coles
Senate
House of Representatives
Tay
Congress
U. States
Great Britain
Massachusetts
Henry
Monroe
Piildelphia
Fo. Javier, Monroe
Fo. Sixz
U. S
Kis
Ise
Ctic
America
Jas. Craig
North America
Castlereagh
Wellesley
England
Ireland
James Craig
Quebec
Boston
Herman W. Ryland
John Henry
F. H. Craig
Mr. Henry
General Union
Vermont
Hese
Rytahd
J. H. Craig
Msix
Sir James Craig
Montreal
Assembly of
Canada
Albany
Ars
A. B
Bosston
CSN
Eee
Thase Paty
New England
Washington
Britain
Durelf
France
Confederacy
Am, &c
Windsor
Burlington
Anherst
New Hampshire
Rhode, Island
British America
Madison
Europe
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Janus
J Henry
Mr. Ryland
Tate
Sdethaeaia Jorscin
Bray
Uiye
Union
NO. I
Ryland
J. H’y, H. Wyland
Ef. Sec’ry
E. &Fe
Fedral Party
Ag Jr
Wen Ee
Baca
Pia
Nis