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Castlereagh Papers

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Date:

1805-1814.

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MG40-R80, Volume number: 1

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3719036

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Collection relating to Irish emigration, military, political, exploration and travel matters

Castlereagh Papers
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Date(s):

1805-1814.

Place of creation:

Ontario

Language of material:

English

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File consist of 3 copyletters, 1805, 1807, Viscount Castlereagh, regarding military matters. Plan, 1805, A. Vancamp, concerning sypply of timber for ship-building. Statement (1806), regarding troops in Ceylon and Nova Scotia. Letter, n.d., containing orders regarding English blockade of French ports. Memorandum /c.1807/ by General Pumouriez on North America. Precis of correspondence, Jan 1810 - July 1812, between British and American Ministers (D3030/2190). 2 letters, 1808, James Dunlop to Canning, promoting General Brock. Extract from letter, 1814, Sir R.G. Keats to Lord Melville, concerning readmission of France and America to their privileges. 4 letters, 1814, to Castlereagh, concerning war in Ameria, Newfoundland fisheries, surrender of St. Pierre and Miquelon.

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