ance, and retaliation

165

on the nature of the war

133, 140, 167
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229

with France
Harrison, gen. campaign under 210

218
38, 41

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secretary of war
Hospital department

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196

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Direct tax, assumption of
Dragoons, the regiment of
Elliot, capt. thanks of congress to 121
Embargo, message recommending [9
proceedings on

Eppes' speech on the loan bill
Expenditures of the federal govern-
ment from its commencement

duties of 7
Hudson and Champlain, navigation
of
Indians, regulations for intercourse
with
Infantry of the United States 8
Ingersoll, Mr. speeches of 134, 140
Inspector generals

duties of
Jackson, Mr. speeches of

136, 147, 168.
his proposed amend-

229

80

message recommending its

repeal

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Engineer corps

9

125

ments to the constitution
James river, navigation of
Judge advocates

[255

9

King, Mr. his resolutions on the em-
bargo

81

33, 37

Exports of the United States for
1813

Flotilla officers
Forsyth, Mr. speech of
Fredericksburg, Virginia, descrip-

tion of

57

Lake Erie, purchase of the captured
squadron on
120

titles in Louisiana, settlement

47

202

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of
Latrobe, Mr. on roads and canals

Lawrence, captain, medal voted to
his nearest relatives
Lewis, general, his correspondence
with the secretary of war
Loan bill, debate on
Louisiana claims
Marine hospital fund
Massachusetts canal

122

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125

202

24

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M'Call, lieutenant, medal voted to

121

M'Clure, general, his correspond-
ence with the secretary of war [171
Merrimack canal
270]
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of the restrictive system
Military peace establishment

pensions

94

1

18

2

war establishment
operations, suspension of

[19

proposed

237

[27

Militia of the United States
acts respecting
Ministers plenipotentiary salaries of

15

119

31

Graham, Mr. his statement respect-
ing Turreau's letter
Hampton, general's, movements 211
correspondence

with the secretary of war

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