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United States (United States) (search for this): article 4
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 4
Important correspondence — the duty of Foreigners to Defend the States in which they Reside.
An interesting correspondence has taken place between A. Fullerton, "Acting British Consul" at Savannah, and Gov. Brown, of Georgia, relative to the liability of foreign subjects to bear arms in defence of the State when invaded or in case of insurrection.
The "Acting Consul" writes to protest against British subjects being included in the 8,000 draft made by Gov. Brown under the call of the President, and thus explains his right to protest:
On a former occasion Mr. Molyneux advised you that the Consulate was placed under my charge during his absence.
I recently submitted my authority to act as Her Majesty's Consul to Mr. Benjamin, who duly accorded to me his approval and recognition.
He says:
The dispatches which I have received from the British Government, relative to compulsory service are strong.
I am instructed to remonstrate in the strongest terms against all att
Keily (search for this): article 4
Benjamin (search for this): article 4
A. Fullerton (search for this): article 4
Important correspondence — the duty of Foreigners to Defend the States in which they Reside.
An interesting correspondence has taken place between A. Fullerton, "Acting British Consul" at Savannah, and Gov. Brown, of Georgia, relative to the liability of foreign subjects to bear arms in defence of the State when invaded or in case of insurrection.
The "Acting Consul" writes to protest against British subjects being included in the 8,000 draft made by Gov. Brown under the call of the President, and thus explains his right to protest:
On a former occasion Mr. Molyneux advised you that the Consulate was placed under my charge during his absence.
I recently submitted my authority to act as Her Majesty's Consul to Mr. Benjamin, who duly accorded to me his approval and recognition.
He says:
The dispatches which I have received from the British Government, relative to compulsory service are strong.
I am instructed to remonstrate in the strongest terms against all atte
Brown (search for this): article 4
Molyneux (search for this): article 4
26th (search for this): article 4
March 16th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 4
January 19th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 4