James Innerarity to Harry Toulmin, November 24, 1810
Complete two-image letter, including continuation, signature and address line. Distinct from the letter of November 22.
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James Innerarity
Correspondent identified in the Library of Congress James Madison Papers. Also named in editorial notes to the two 1814 letters; allegations made in those letters are not independently corroborated here.
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James Innerarity to Harry Toulmin, November 22, 1810, with reply of November 23
Innerarity reports a conversation with Governor Folch about abolishing duties on American goods if support for the Kemper and Kennedy expedition is withdrawn. Toulmin's reply of November 23 discusses the expedition's ...
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Harry Toulmin to Andrew Jackson, June 22, 1814 - manuscript scans and LOC text edition
Toulmin discusses military movements, reports of British supplies at Appalachicola and Pensacola, and concerns about the defense of the region. The letter names John Forbes and Company and Innerarity while relaying th...
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Andrew Jackson to Thomas Pinckney, April 14, 1814 - manuscript scans and LOC text edition
Jackson reports reaching abandoned Fooshatchee and discusses prisoners' accounts of flight toward Pensacola and alleged ammunition supplies. Bassett's accompanying notes include a memorandum attributed tentatively to ...
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