Maintaints Defensive Action with France; Interaction of Martin and Peckin
Document 1798Refers to an earlier request for a copy of the American Encyclopedia. Refers to judicious determination to maintain defensive position with regards to France. Fears threat of a civil war which would undo all theory of union of country and government. Writes of interaction between Mr. Martin and Mr. Peckin, a Native American printer, contrasting the two as Christian democracy vs. anarchy. Speaks of presidential election process. Makes note of service to Gen. Washington
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Autograph Letter
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Refers to an earlier request for a copy of the American Encyclopedia. Refers to judicious determination to maintain defensive position with regards to France. Fears threat of a civil war which would undo all theory of union of country and government. Writes of interaction between Mr. Martin and Mr. Peckin, a Native American printer, contrasting the two as Christian democracy vs. anarchy. Speaks of presidential election process. Makes note of service to Gen. Washington
Date
08/24/1798
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Collection
Document number
1798082440001
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1
Notable persons
James McHenry
James Ash
French
Mr. Martin
Mr. Peckin
Native American
Mr. Winchester
Gallatin
George Washington
Notable locations
Philadelphia