Madison and Jefferson era policy discussed in letters
John Bartow reports in 1811 on proposed French influence plans to sway U.S. policy, including covert officer placement and naval aid. A second note covers Duc de Cadore's talk on Russia’s role and Gallatin as a potential Moscow envoy amid peace prospects.
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Adison
Aris
Barlow
Wen
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Ater
America
Farnham
Madison
John Bartow
Paris
Sru
Duc de Cadore
Russia
United States
Great Britain
England
Gallatin
Yieace
Treasury
Objections and Explanations Added to Patches
The document discusses adding objections and necessary explanations to patches. It outlines steps to include clarifications, rationale, and justifications for each patch change. It emphasizes ensuring explanations align with policy and are concise.
Mail from Gottenburgh reports transport wind-bound
A Courrier May 26 dispatch notes from Gottenburgh dated May 18 states the Crown Prince sailed for Stralsund on the 14th and transports with hops remained wind-bound in the roads. Convoys from Humber Nore and Leith reported under banners, with galley movements off Bornholm and at Ystadt as of May 3 to 6.
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Gottenburgh
Crown Prince
Stralsund
Gottenburch
Humber
Nore
Poréia
Leith
Stockwolm
Calmar
N. E
Bornholm
Ystadt
Crown Paincy
Duke of
Chistianstadt
Carlscrona
Moniay
Neswesaares Gos
Aseaisen
Crressee
Dispatches From Dresden and London Chronicle War News
A London newspaper reports Lord Cartwright and the Allied army actions near Leipsic and the Elbe, plus Bouunvarre’s campaigns. It notes Paris papers arriving late, the Battle of Lutzen, and the European shift toward Hamburg amid private American letters and naval actions at the Rappahannock.
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Paris
Dresden
Buonaranre
Elbe
Buona Panne
Leipsic
Lord Catucant
Boonaranne
Bussia
Prussia
Dresder
Elster
Jozn Bauvon
Boonavarre
Great Britain
Fife
America
New York
Montreal Herald
London
Defeat or tre daguiavin Bint and Catholic cause
Ambiguous lines discuss Protestant laws versus Catholic aims, noting the claim that Catholic success was hindered by a fault in consensus. The speaker j, J. J., references a reluctance or refusal by Asnor to concur, implying suppressed or contested positions.
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Foran Asnor
J. J
Naval Dispatches From Portsmouth May 21 25
The Miranda from Rhode Island was captured by three Liverpool privateers and recaptured by the Paul Jones before being sent to Portsmouth aboard the Gnicorn frigate. The Fox hound gun brig and a Scylla stoop of war joined a fleet bound for Portsmouth. May 23 arrives Rosa from La Guira in 44 days. The Duke of Montrose heads to Halifax and goes into Reads. May 25 Archer stoop of war sails with foretop-mast lost in action with a French privateer. Molkestone arrives from off Flushing. outward-bound remains offshore.
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Prxmouth
Miranda
Rhode Island
Cuba
Paul Jones
Portsmouth
Fortmouth
Rosa
la Guira
Duke of Montrose
Halifax
Flushing
Duke of York Holds Military Levee Amid War Dispatches
Reports state the Duke of York met with notable officers at Horse Guards for a Military Levee while dispatches were sent to headquarter. Other items note naval movements from Chatham and Woolwich, reinforcements to Heligoland, and regiments marching toward Kent with ships bound for North Germany.
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Eline
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Madi
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Heligoland
Navy
Omaiun
the Courier
J. B. Warner
Rappahannock
Lord Raxerbus
House of Commons
Speanen
Pera Firornare
Alexander
Hamburgh
Washington
Napal
Lidge Nce
Duke of York
Prince Roger
Carlton-house
Count Munsten
Sinvesten
Horse Guards
Lord Router
G. Bertstom
Mount
Joy
Norton
Martranp
Heron
Anasin
Woolwich
Hussars
Deal
Ramsgate
Kent
Germany
Downs
Gastero
Rutland Light Infantry
Galway
Hythe
Pernee Recest
Lord Kinkwatt
Epwann Stewirt
Victualling Guard
Navy Board
Arethusa
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Drethuse
Bermuda
St Jamaica
Ha Ainna
Greenock
Jamaica
Barrusa
Cork
Kingston
Mentor
Goonwin
Nelson
Tuomas
Balize
Savoy Jack
Saratago
Uren
Rowegr
Warteer Scorr
Jokeby
Sromer
Virgil
Shakespeare
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