Treaty of Peace Between France and the Sublime Porte
A verbose transcription of a peace treaty between the French Republic and the Sublime Ottoman Porte, detailing restoration of relations, renewal of old capitulations, navigation rights for French ships in the Black Sea, anti piracy commitments, property and indemnity arrangements, and procedural provisions for ratification and exchange of instruments. It includes a secondary, unrelated article from the National Intelligencer discussing the relative strength of political parties in the United States in 1809 and 1802, with analysis of federalists versus republicans by state and legislature.
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Sublime Ontemia Porte
Uume Ocoman
France
Sublime Porte
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Bilfred Mohamed Said
Ghallib Effendi
Black Sea
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Political Miscellany to the American People
Fragmentary political address condemns self interested leaders, recalls 1795 terror, and demands accountability. It warns that those in power now compare with past excesses, urging vigilance against perfidy and urging unity against factional manipulation. The author invokes fears of war and invasion to critique current conduct.
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Corgrett
France
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