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1808: Sec. of State James Madison wrote about conditions for ending embargo with France. |
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1808: Capt. George Peter named senior captain of first light artillery company in US Army. |
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1808: President Thomas Jefferson referred to Cherokee as "children" and himself as "father". |
5. 1808: Henry Stone of Cumberland, Maryland offered $100 reward to capture horse thief. |
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1808: Jefferson told Treasury Sec. Albert Gallatin to strictly enforce the embargo. |
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1808: William Thornton accused B. Henry Latrobe of backing out of duel. |
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1808: Marine Corps barracks established in Charleston, South Carolina. |
9. 1808: Boston residents voted to petition the President to repeal embargo. |
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1808: Mass. Republicans warned that Jefferson's enemies tried to embarrass him. |
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1808: Rhodes Grant offered reward for pocketbook lost on Rhone Island road. |
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1808: Andrew Jackson suggested foreigners provoked Creek attacks in Tenn. |
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1808: Madison returned home after difficult journey across rain swollen river. |
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1808: Both contestants killed in Virginia duel with rifles. |
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1808: Sec. of War ordered Col. Thomas Hunt to put forts on Osage and Des Moines rivers. |
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1808: Dr. James Blake's friends petitioned Jefferson to find him a government job. |
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1808: Jefferson wrote that more people supported embargo. |
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1808: Andrew Jackson received 320 acre grant in Rutherford County, Tenn. |
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1808: Simon Fraser left Fort George, British Columbia in search of Pacific Ocean. |
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1808: Latrobe wrote Jefferson detailed description of progress on public works. |
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1808: Jefferson recommended Sec. of War consider Robert Brent as paymaster. |
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1808: John Graham notified Madison of account of Pike's expedition. |
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1808: Latrobe sued Thornton, asking for $10,000 damages. |
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1808: Daniel Webster married Grace Fletcher in Salisbury, New Hampshire. |
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1808: James Pemberton sent Jefferson information of book about history of slave trade. |
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1808: Sentinel of Freedom reported Federalist victories in New York, Rhode Island and Mass. |