Proclamation Urges Polish Frontiers Defense and Duty
An 18th century proclamation calls citizens to arms defending Poland and monarch rights. It lauds General Eustache and Duke Napoleon era forces, details mobilization of troops, fortifications, and widespread loyalty to the homeland and religion. It notes arrivals of divisions, orders, and plans for orderly organization at central commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maridé Dadlicey
Posal
Pascalat
Elias
Timpatto
Poland
Amnion
Opel
Salviers
Zealand
Valgur
Ohing
eCommandant
Pringe
Naples
Menddlil
Rae
Panizic
Heudilit
Wilait
Chia
Isin
Avery Fine
Antcuny
Luis Essi
Josy
Grandmisy
Thar
Gartivon
Abe
Warsaw
Joseseph
Poniarawsky
Var
Ier
Prize Distribution Proclamation During Hostilities
Proclamation from Carleton House dated October 25 1812 outlines the distribution of prize money and shares for captures made during naval hostilities. It details eight equal parts of net prize produce and specific shares for captains officers petty officers and crew on warships and hired armed vessels under Admiralty orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
United Kingdom of Great Britain
George
United States of America
Max Jeaty
United States
América
Rica
Aldo
Luce
Auch
Veneta
Tatasiooe
Detteta
Ansfen
Majesty
Bhipa
Hx Monreaty
Maceys
Lis
Gard
Ud Yylota
Alralt
Humely
Steretas Tigy
Blocks
Catain
Byasswain
Garpenter Sanites
Gailey
Anaster
Wail Ingkere
Mboper-Caulkere
Vis
Pfithera
Asid
Tga
Jenomin
Raul
Panto
Lhw
Ana
Greenwich Hospital
Hin Majeng
Tie
Roth ‘Oder
Admiralty
Cacullander
Tife
Veasgla
Carleton House
Tia Ewenty
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Hodges
Parliament