488-0593-02.tif
Letter, Governor Williams, Washington, to James Madison, Secretary of State, apprising Madison of his apprehension over the outbreak of war with the Spanish, of the irritability of the people over Spanish interference with commerce, of the Spanish supplying the Indians with arms, and of his intent to travel through the Indian towns to assess the situation and on to North Carolina.
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Letter, Governor Williams, Washington, to James Madison, Secretary of State, apprising Madison of his apprehension over the outbreak of war with the Spanish, of the irritability of the people over Spanish interference with commerce, of the Spanish supplying the Indians with arms, and of his intent to travel through the Indian towns to assess the situation and on to North Carolina.
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- Doc Number: 593
- Administration: Robert Williams
- Date(s): 1806-04-01
- Description: Letter, Governor Williams, Washington, to James Madison, Secretary of State, apprising Madison of his apprehension over the outbreak of war with the Spanish, of the irritability of the people over Spanish interference with commerce, of the Spanish supplying the Indians with arms, and of his intent to travel through the Indian towns to assess the situation and on to North Carolina.
- Call Number: Series 0488
- Filename: 488-0593-02.tif