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James Madison |
Jul 09, 1812
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Proclamation—Recommending a Day of Prayer |
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James Madison |
Jun 19, 1812
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Proclamation—Announcement of a State of War Between the United States and the United Kingdom |
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James Madison |
Feb 07, 1812
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Proclamation—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty |
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James Madison |
Jul 24, 1811
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress |
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James Madison |
Nov 02, 1810
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Proclamation—Suspension of Prohibition of Trade with France |
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James Madison |
Oct 27, 1810
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Proclamation 16—Taking Possession of Part of Louisiana (Annexation of West Florida) |
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James Madison |
Aug 09, 1809
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Proclamation—Renewal of Prohibition of Trade Between the United States and Great Britain |
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James Madison |
Apr 19, 1809
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Proclamation—Suspension of Prohibition of Trade Between the United States and Great Britain |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Dec 30, 1808
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Apr 19, 1808
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Proclamation 15—Warning All Persons on Lake Champlain and Adjacent County to Cease Violence and Disperse |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Oct 15, 1807
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Proclamation—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Jul 30, 1807
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Jul 02, 1807
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Proclamation 14—Requiring Removal of British Armed Vessels From United States Ports and Waters |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Nov 27, 1806
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Proclamation 13—Warning Against Unauthorized Military Expedition Against the Dominions of Spain |
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Thomas Jefferson |
May 03, 1806
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Proclamation—Ordering the Arrest of British Citizens Henry Whitley, John Nairn, and Slingsby Simpson for the Murder of John Pierce |
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Thomas Jefferson |
May 20, 1804
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Proclamation— Establishing the Mobile District and Designation of Fort Stoddert as a Port of Entry |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Jul 16, 1803
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Mar 11, 1801
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Proclamation—Building Regulations in the District of Columbia |
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John Adams |
Jan 30, 1801
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate |
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John Adams |
Sep 06, 1800
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Proclamation 10A—Extending Commercial Intercourse to St. Domingo |
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John Adams |
May 21, 1800
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Proclamation—Granting Pardon to Certain Persons Engaged in Insurrection Against the United States in the Counties of Northampton, Montgomery, and Bucks, in the State of Pennsylvania |
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John Adams |
May 09, 1800
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Proclamation—Remission of Trade Prohibition with Hispaniola |
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John Adams |
Jul 01, 1799
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Proclamation—Withdrawal of Land at Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts for a Lighthouse |
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John Adams |
Jun 26, 1799
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Proclamation 10—Suspending, as to St. Domingo, the Restraints of the Act of 1799 |
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John Adams |
Mar 12, 1799
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Proclamation 9—Law and Order in the Counties of Northampton, Montgomery, and Bucks, in the State of Pennsylvania |
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John Adams |
Mar 06, 1799
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Proclamation—Recommending a National Day of Humiliation, Fasting, and Prayer |
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John Adams |
Jul 16, 1798
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate |
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John Adams |
Jul 13, 1798
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Proclamation—Annulment of Recognition of French Consuls and Vice Consuls |
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John Adams |
Mar 23, 1798
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Proclamation 8—Recommending a National Day of Humiliation, Fasting, and Prayer |
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John Adams |
Jul 22, 1797
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Proclamation 7—Notice of the Commencement of Minting United States Coins |
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John Adams |
Mar 25, 1797
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress |
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George Washington |
Mar 01, 1797
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Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate |
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George Washington |
Jul 10, 1795
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Proclamation—Granting Pardon to Certain Persons Formerly Engaged in Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania |
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George Washington |
Jan 01, 1795
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Proclamation 6—Day of Public Thanksgiving |
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George Washington |
Sep 25, 1794
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Proclamation—Authorizing Military Intervention to End Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania |
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George Washington |
Aug 07, 1794
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Proclamation—Cessation of Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania |
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George Washington |
Mar 24, 1794
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Proclamation 5—Respecting Enlisting Men in Kentucky to Invade a Neighboring Nation |
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George Washington |
Apr 22, 1793
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Proclamation 4—Neutrality of the United States in the War Involving Austria, Prussia, Sardinia, Great Britain, and the United Netherlands Against France |
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George Washington |
Dec 12, 1792
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Proclamation 3A—Offering Reward for the Capture of Participants in the Burning of a Georgia Cherokee Indian Town |
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George Washington |
Sep 15, 1792
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Proclamation 3B—Cessation of Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws |
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George Washington |
Mar 30, 1791
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Proclamation—Ordering the Completion of a Survey to Establish the Boundaries of the District of Columbia |
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George Washington |
Mar 19, 1791
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Proclamation 2—Respecting the Acts of James O'Fallon in Kentucky |
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George Washington |
Jan 24, 1791
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Proclamation 1—Defining the Boundaries of the District of Columbia |
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George Washington |
Aug 26, 1790
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Proclamation—Warning Aginst Violation of Treaties Between the United States and the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Indians |
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George Washington |
Aug 14, 1790
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Proclamation—Publishing a Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between the United States and the Creek Nation of Indians |
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George Washington |
Oct 03, 1789
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Proclamation—Day of National Thanksgiving |
