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WatchDomestic Letters of the Department of State Free
These letters are part of the US State Department's Central File the largest and most important category of State Department records (NARA Record Group 59). The letters in this publication set are neither diplomatic nor consular, and therefore defined as "miscellaneous correspondence." They are arranged chronologically, covering the period 1784-1906. Continue…
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President's proclamation of April 26, 1898
Clio made an Annotation 16 Sep 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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W. R. Hearst
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A. D. Hook
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William Hearst
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U.S.S. Maine
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Thomas Rowland
Clio made an Annotation 01 Sep 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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Daniel Webster
Clio made an Annotation 01 Sep 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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M. VanBuren
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Mrs. Tunstall
Clio made an Annotation 01 Sep 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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Mrs. Catharine Robertson
Clio made an Annotation 01 Sep 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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James Monroe
Clio made an Annotation 27 Aug 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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Declaration of War against Great Britain, 1812
Clio made a Spotlight 27 Aug 2008. See all of Clio's Spotlights
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James Madison
Clio made an Annotation 27 Aug 2008. See all of Clio's Annotations
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Mireime made a Comment 22 Jul 2008. See all of Mireime's Comments
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Pierre du Calvet
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Source Information
Domestic Letters of the Department of State, 1784-1906. Original data from: The National Archives
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