Order, 1812, April 27, Washington (D.C.), to Thomas J. Chew, Washington (D.C.).

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Order, 1812, April 27, Washington (D.C.), to Thomas J. Chew, Washington (D.C.).

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"You will consider yourself attached to the frigate Constellation." Signed: Paul Hamilton [Secretary of the Navy].

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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