Continental Congress open ports for world trade report
A verbose London letter details the Continental Congress aiming to open American ports to all nations except Britain. It notes heavy American naval preparations, enlistment of seamen, and intended actions against British ships. Enclosed are reports on captures, vessel seizures, and a proclamation for seamen bounties, with maritime dangers near New England and Jamaica.
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