Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs Pt. 2, V. 2
Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs Pt. 2, V. 2
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William H. 8bward» ^c^^Cn ^e.
. A*... .> ., ^^ . .Ka m. - spccting certain measares adopted by the mOitary authoiities at Memphis nrltli regard to foreigners, and on the 19th and 30th of the same month yoa w^ere so good as to write to me io answer to that note.
On the 20th nltimo I addressed a note to yon, calling your attention to aut order of the military authorities at Memphis, which directed that no person ex* empted from service in the militia on the ground of his being a foreign subject s...hould be allowed to engage in business at that place.
On the 30th ultimo I again addressed yon on this matter, and I ventared to express an earnest hope that you would authorize me to give to British subjects at I^Icmpbis such definite information respecting the views of the govemmeot of die United States as would dissipate their apprehensions and enable them to feel some security as to their future position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William H. 8bward» ^c^^Cn ^e.
. A*... .> ., ^^ . .Ka m. - spccting certain measares adopted by the mOitary authoiities at Memphis nrltli regard to foreigners, and on the 19th and 30th of the same month yoa w^ere so good as to write to me io answer to that note.
On the 20th nltimo I addressed a note to yon, calling your attention to aut order of the military authorities at Memphis, which directed that no person ex* empted from service in the militia on the ground of his being a foreign subject s...hould be allowed to engage in business at that place.
On the 30th ultimo I again addressed yon on this matter, and I ventared to express an earnest hope that you would authorize me to give to British subjects at I^Icmpbis such definite information respecting the views of the govemmeot of die United States as would dissipate their apprehensions and enable them to feel some security as to their future position.
What to read after Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs Pt. 2, V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of State to read onlineMoreLess
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