Correspondence of Philip Carrigan Johnson, 1861 May-June.

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Correspondence of Philip Carrigan Johnson, 1861 May-June.

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Correspondence with William Inman, commanding the U.S. African Squadron, concerning charges that the officers of the U.S.F. Constellation had been guilty of misconduct, and a letter to John Nicholas, commanding the U.S.F. Constellation, concerning Johnson's investigation on the Congo River of two American brigs, one of which appeared to be engaged in the slave trade.

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United States. Navy. African Squadron

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Jamestown sailed as flagship of the African Squadron under Commodore Crabbe, departing Key West 9 June and returning to Philadelphia 2 June 1857. One of the main functions of the African Squadron was the enforcement of American laws against slave trading. From the description of Order book for the African Squadron, 1855-1857. (Peking University Library). WorldCat record id: 60354822 ...

Inman, W. H. W. (William Howard Wallace), 1929-

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Constellation (Frigate)

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Nicholas, John, 1761-1819

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John Nicholas was born in Williamsburg, Virginia. He was the son of Robert Carter Nicholas, brother of Wilson Cary Nicholas, governor of Virginia, and George Nicholas, attorney-general of Kentucky. A lawyer by training, Nicholas was elected to Congress as a Republican in 1793 serving Virginia until 1801. In 1803, he moved to Geneva in New York. Nicholas was elected to the state senate in 1806 and served for three years. He served as judge of the court of common pleas of Ontario, New York until h...

Johnson, Philip Carrigan, 1828-1887

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Naval officer. From the description of Correspondence of Philip Carrigan Johnson, 1861 May-June. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79448784 ...