record number: 140612

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Dates:

17 May 1814

Original paper slip text:17 May 1814.

Author's location:

London, England

Original paper slip text:London

Author:

James A Bayard

Original paper slip text:J. A. Bayard

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and

Albert Gallatin

Original paper slip text:Albert Gallatin

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Recipient:

John Quincy Adams

Original paper slip text:JQA

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Henry Clay

Original paper slip text:Henry Clay

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and

Jonathan Russell

Original paper slip text:Jonathan Russell

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American Commissioners

Original paper slip text:American Commissioners

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Ghent Peace Mission

Original paper slip text:Ghent Peace Mission

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Title:

Length:

4 p.

Notes:

RG 59, Records ... Treaty of Ghent; M 36, Roll 1
Note: enclosed: copies of 13 May 1814, Bayard and Gallatin to Lord Castlereagh, 1 p; 16 May 1814, Lord Bathurst to Bayard and Gallatin, 2 p.; 17 May 1814, Bayard and Gallatin to Lord Bathurst, 2 p.—copies of these also sent with 23 May 1814, Bayard and Gallatin to Secretary of State James Monroe. Although not given letterbook nos. or control slips copies also in Lb/JQA/16 between 9273 and 9274.

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From the collection: RG 59: General Records of the Dept. of State, Treaty of Ghent

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