ALS : Philadelphia, to Alexander James Dallas, 1814 Oct. 30.

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ALS : Philadelphia, to Alexander James Dallas, 1814 Oct. 30.

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A letter concerning a number of political and economic issues, including Dallas's report to Congress on the bank situation; voluntary enlistment in the army; the New York draft law; the poor economic state of the country; and American military standing.

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