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Of ' n agent for prisoners , on the , was apprised in the month of ving known that many thousands n from our shores , bad been carried other cases of captures at sea having saving been made , as far as the governals , when instructed ...
Of ' n agent for prisoners , on the , was apprised in the month of ving known that many thousands n from our shores , bad been carried other cases of captures at sea having saving been made , as far as the governals , when instructed ...
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Barclay , then agent for prisoners , on the part of Great Britain , in this country , was apprised in the month of July of the same year . At the conclusion of the war , it being known that many thousands of the slaves of our citizens ...
Barclay , then agent for prisoners , on the part of Great Britain , in this country , was apprised in the month of July of the same year . At the conclusion of the war , it being known that many thousands of the slaves of our citizens ...
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No such arrangement , it appears , was made during the continuance of the war , nor , in fact , until the month of June , 1816 , during which period the British slaves captured by the United States remained in the charge of the marshals ...
No such arrangement , it appears , was made during the continuance of the war , nor , in fact , until the month of June , 1816 , during which period the British slaves captured by the United States remained in the charge of the marshals ...
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Barclay , then agent for prisoners , on the part of Great Britain , in this country , was apprised in the month of July of the same year . At the conclusion of the war , it being known that many thousands of the slaves of our citizens ...
Barclay , then agent for prisoners , on the part of Great Britain , in this country , was apprised in the month of July of the same year . At the conclusion of the war , it being known that many thousands of the slaves of our citizens ...
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No such arrangement , it appears , was made during the continuance of the war , nor , in fact , until the month of June , 1816 , during which period the British slaves captured by the United States remained in the charge of the marshals ...
No such arrangement , it appears , was made during the continuance of the war , nor , in fact , until the month of June , 1816 , during which period the British slaves captured by the United States remained in the charge of the marshals ...
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| Title | Reports of Committees: 16th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volume 1 United States congressional serial set |
| Author | United States. Congress. House |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 15 Dec 2006 |
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