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What Timothy Pickering Hoped the Hartford Convention Would Accomplish
In Washington, November 28, 1814 Timothy Pickering wrote a letter to John Lowell, Jr. After touching upon the notion he formerly held that “the Western States go off, leaving the ‘good old thirteen States…to themselves’ ” Pickering wrote of the … Continue reading →
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