Speech on McLeod case and US British dispute in 1811
A long Senate debate recounts the McLeod affair of 1811. It traces partisan actions, executive directives, and legal questions over federal interference in a New York murder trial, including Webster Forsyth and Crittenden moving to free McLeod and the legality of cross state intervention.
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