Annals of the Congress of the United StatesGales and Seaton, 1853 - Law |
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Page 1233
... Commodore Forretin , and that he was told by the officer boarding him , that the brig would be burnt the next morning . That the officers of the squadron informed him that they sailed from Nantes on the 8th of January . That on board ...
... Commodore Forretin , and that he was told by the officer boarding him , that the brig would be burnt the next morning . That the officers of the squadron informed him that they sailed from Nantes on the 8th of January . That on board ...
Page 1235
... Commodore the reasons of burning them , and was informed by him , that he had or- ders from the Government to burn all American vessels sailing to or from an enemy's port . That , on the 3d of February , the Commodore put on board of ...
... Commodore the reasons of burning them , and was informed by him , that he had or- ders from the Government to burn all American vessels sailing to or from an enemy's port . That , on the 3d of February , the Commodore put on board of ...
Page 1457
... Commodore Preble of the ain , for the purpose of securing the continuation of the can doctrine of blockade is expressly laid down " Whenever therefore repeal of the French decrees , than the repeal of our Orders in Council , I should ...
... Commodore Preble of the ain , for the purpose of securing the continuation of the can doctrine of blockade is expressly laid down " Whenever therefore repeal of the French decrees , than the repeal of our Orders in Council , I should ...
Page 1755
... Commodore Rodgers ' con- duct , at his request , for the purpose of establish- ing all the facts appertaining to this occurrence . You will be allowed an outfit for Paris , and half an outfit to take you to London . Should you , by any ...
... Commodore Rodgers ' con- duct , at his request , for the purpose of establish- ing all the facts appertaining to this occurrence . You will be allowed an outfit for Paris , and half an outfit to take you to London . Should you , by any ...
Page 1869
... Commodore Rodgers , I trust that this Government will receive it as a proof of the sincere desire which exists with me to open the way to an amicable arrangement of the question which may arise out of this unfortunate affair , when it ...
... Commodore Rodgers , I trust that this Government will receive it as a proof of the sincere desire which exists with me to open the way to an amicable arrangement of the question which may arise out of this unfortunate affair , when it ...
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