Africa budget debate and military costs amid imperial concerns
Fragmentary text describes a royal budget proposal for Africa including eighteen million francs, a permanent force of forty eight thousand troops and twelve thousand horses, fortifications, magazines, barracks and hospitals. It notes the impact on war costs, mine requirements, and broader imperial administrative needs as discussed in a London venue.
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Africa
Aod
London
Q Lavanroou
Corror
Gotton
Halifax
N.S
Malaga
Sub Treasury Bill Discussion and Bank Report Notes
From the Maumee area a 1838 item discusses a bank’s withdrawn deposit certificate and missing books while detailing a long synopsis of the Sub Treasury bill debated in Congress. It lists bank assets, counterfeit notes, and endorsements found, then outlines Senate and House provisions on depositories and receivers general.
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New York Courier and Enquirer
United States
Senate
Cambrelong
Mint
Pilane
Accounts &&E
Secretary of the Treasury
House
D&c
the Treasury
Beco
Calhoun’s
Treasury
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New York
Cortestationers
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Witsons
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Pontiac
Brit Railroad
Tecumseh
Pebruary
Tilltobachie County
Vicksburgh
Viberty
Amiter
Michigan Safety Fund Banks
Narmers and Mechanics Bank of Michigan
Bank of Pontiacs Bank
Icombe County
Commonwealth Bank
Teseh
Bank of Auburn Oakland Citizens Bank
Ann Arbor
Adrian
Farmers Bank of Sharon
Michif
Michif Bank
Bo Missioners
of Manchester
Thi Fee
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