Visions of Mutiny, Etc.
Document 1794Kalteisen expresses his distress at the failure of the United States to provide even the most essential supplies and he has no money to provide them himself. The quality of the provisions that have been furnished has been poor and all of these problems have hindered his recruiting efforts and resulted in desertions and sickness.
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Letter Signed
Description
Kalteisen expresses his distress at the failure of the United States to provide even the most essential supplies and he has no money to provide them himself. The quality of the provisions that have been furnished has been poor and all of these problems have hindered his recruiting efforts and resulted in desertions and sickness.
Date
10/11/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Charleston
Repository
Document number
1794101170101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Joseph Howell
Michael Kalteisen
Jacob Milligan
Lieut. Coxe
Notable locations
Charleston
Sullivan's Island
Notable items
boat hire
freight
mutiny