Considerations on the War with Russia in French Papers
An editorial from Van Oct 18 argues strategic unity under war, praising Napoleon and Alexander, detailing Moscow and St Petersburg’s roles, routes, and supply lines. It predicts Russian isolation, British trade disruption, and a French advance to finish on Asia’s edge, with emphasis on national resolve and historical reflection.
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New York Convention Urges Peace and Change in War Policy
A September 1812 convention of delegates from New York counties denounces wartime coercion, warns against federal overreach and militia use, and calls for a shift in rulers and policy. It urges unity, restraint from alliance with France, and peaceful settlement with Britain, while proposing county committees to push for change.
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