Broadsides and pamphlets including appointment as commander [Decimalized .01-.04]

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[decimalized 00265.01-00265.04]

GLC#
GLC00265
Type
Header Record
Date
18 July 1798 ca.
Title
Broadsides and pamphlets including appointment as commander [Decimalized .01-.04]
Place Written
Various Places
Pagination
4 items
Primary time period
The New Nation, 1783-1815
Sub-Era
The Early Republic
Quasi-war
France
Military History
President
Embargo
Government and Civics
Congress
Global History and US Foreign Policy
Finance
Economics

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Collection Item
Broadside

Resolution: "That the present Embargo be continued"

18 April 1794

United States. Congress

Signed by Edmund Randolph as Secretary of State. Concerning the Quasi-War with France. States that the present Enbargo be continued until "the twenty fifth day of May next."

GLC00265.01
Collection Item
Broadside

A Motion: establishing embargo, fortifying ports and raising an army

26 March 1798

United States. Congress

The motion was a result of the Quasi-War with France. Document is slashed on lower right corner. Formerly pencilled "Duplicate."

GLC00265.02
Collection Item
Pamphlet

Message of the President of the United States, to both houses

04 May 1798

Adams, John, 1735-1826

Dated May 4, 1798. Stab-stitched as issued. Regarding negotiations with France to end the Quasi-War, and report from Ambassadors

GLC00265.03
Collection Item
Broadside

General Washington's Letter Declaring his Acceptance of the Command of the Armies of the United States

18 July 1798

Washington, George, 1732-1799

Regarding the Quasi-War with France, Washington's support for the Administration and acceptance of commander in chief. Signed: "D.R. Slade" in upper right corner. Washington's letter is dated July 17, 1798 from Mount Vernon. The document is also...

GLC00265.04