Insurgent Forces Leader Responds to Kingston Chronicle
General D Evereux denies calumny in the Kingston Chronicle letter of July 9 1820. He defends his character and notes the Ariel charter party and his relations with Bolivar Margaritta and various officials. He asserts his devotion to South American liberty and signals no intent to engage in further dispute.
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Kingston Chronicle
Geveral D'uvereun
Chronicle
Bin
Chronicle of
Dr Evereux
Ariel
Possessinnet
Ehoral
Liverpool
Eboral
Ieneralta
Margaritta
Chan
Honagra
Arismendi
Bolivar
Republic
Jae
Toftio de la Hache
D’evereux
Kingston
Bolivar plans and praises Evereux legion in New Grenada
Dispatch from Angostura dated December 14 1810 reports Bolivar praising the Legion D Evereux led by John D Eve rue and Colonel Montilla. He urges discipline and plans for the next campaign while noting support from Peru and America. He mentions Persia Russia and Portugal intrigues, and cites movements toward Lisbon and Oporto with proclamations and threats of civil war.
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Persian service chief plots as Russians loom in India
The report describes high level Persian officials asserting a rift between the Persian court and Russia while detailing weak Persian infantry and neglected troops. It notes British concern over potential Russian advance, possible troop movements toward Tabriz, and a Company brigade in Kutch near the Indus. The piece warns of instigating Indian chiefs uniting against Britain.
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Generil Yarmaaloff
Jess
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Apterabad
Kutch
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Proclamation on Election Aids for Cortes Representatives
Liabon Palace of Government, Sept. 9, 1820. Proposes general welfare focus and protests to the Secretary of Government for Foreign Affairs. Calls for careful election of representatives, acknowledges wartime hardships, and urges aid for all provinces based on local needs. Signatures accompany the notice.
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