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Dalfors
Alvanee
Missouri
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with Hanover 1840
A treaty between the United States and the King of Hanover, signed at Benin on May 20, 1840, establishes reciprocal liberty of commerce and navigation. It grants entry rights, residence, warehousing, and self-management for traders, with consular aid, equal duties, and protections for deserters and property of citizens across both realms. The pact remains in force twelve years, with renewal terms and ratification in Berlin.
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United States of America
Hanover
Benin
America
Agerd
States of America
Henry Wheaton
Prussia
le Sieur Anoute de Berger
Kieg
Lievenant
Knighe
Order of Grelph
Rdeaple
Order of Merit of
Dilenburg &E
Attes Holl
Libery
Trithea of Justice
Ie Ee
United
Angeles
Belo
Kingdom of
Hinover
United States
Kingdom of Hanover
Kingdom of Prussia
Hanoever
Ameren
United Stes
Ilanover
Neigher
Tomo Pbanover
Kingdom
Ilanowver
Panever
Tom
Pyny Co
Ta Wai Hsuet Arlich
Shell
Tate
Berlin
Signatures Seal Treaty in Berlin May Twenty Nineteen Forty Six
The articles note that plenipotentiaries sign in French and English with seals affixed. The two language signatures shall not set a precedent or prejudice parties. Dated Berlin city, the twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty six.
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Berlin
United States
Acera
Treaty Ratification Publicated by President Van Buren
The treaty has been duly ratified and exchanged at Berlin on November 4, 1840, by Henry Wheaton and Ange de Berger for respective governments. President Martin Van Buren proclaimed the treaty public in Washington on January 2, 1841, with seal affixed and Secretary of State John Forsyth signing.
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Berlin
Bomared
Kenry Wheaton
En- Voy
United States
Cour
Prussia
Anguve de Berger
Haioserian
J. Martin van Buren
UN United Staes
Inerics
Washington
E. S
M. van Buren
Joan Foursyou
Sovereigns of the World List by Nation and Birth Years
A compact list of monarchs and leaders by country noting births. England Victoria I born 1819. France Louis Philippe I born 1773. China Yara Kwang. Russia Nicholas I born 1790. Belgium Leopold I born 1790. Prussia William IV born 1795. Austria Ferdinand I born 1793. Spain Maria Isabella II born 1830. Portugal Maria de Glória I born 1519. Sweden Charles XIV John Bernadotte born 1764. Turkey Abdel Mehemed born 1823. Holland William I born 1775.
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England
Rites of Interest Rates Across States and Usury Penalties
A historical list details state rates of interest from six to eight percent, plus penalties for usury. It notes forfeiture, double forfeiture, or recovery of debt portions and mentions tobacco contracts, with several states spelling out punitive terms and contract conditions. The fragmented text cites Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana in varying usury provisions.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Iland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Usury penalties and a sudden death noted in New Haven
The text lists varying usury penalties by state with percentages and forfeitures for excessive interest. It also notes a sudden death reported by the New Haven Pollatium relating to De D ene Ely, with a reference to a marriage and funeral timeline, ending with Raleigh Keg.
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New Haven
de Dene
Ely
Steam Boat Accidents and a Fatal Coal Mine Blast
A chaotic sequence of disasters reported from New York to Hudson Valley. A steamship bound for Albany, the South Americas, suffered catastrophic engine failure near Poughkeepsie, injuring passengers. another vessel Leary Eckford exploded, killing five. A tragic coal mine near Quarter experienced eleven deaths, with Duke of Lome hun funding relief.
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New York
Leary Eckford
Albany
Hemitonam
Dan i
Lomehun
Dee
Glasgow
Irgus
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Hwenry Wheaton
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Sovereigns OF the World
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