Transcription of Excerpt
Names |
Rank
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Date of Commission | State | Remarks |
Samuel Fowle | Lieutenant | Feb. 22, 1799 | Massachusetts | ![]() |
James House | Lieutenant | Feb. 22, 1799 | Pennsylvania | ![]() ![]() |
Ebenezer Beche | Lieutenant | Feb. 22, 1799 | Connecticut | ![]() ![]() |
Transcription of Key
Explanation of the notes set opposite (in the column of remarks) to to the names of several officers composing the Army of the United States.
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— | Denotes such officers | as are of the 1st class, so esteemed from a superiority of genius & Military proficiency. | |
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— | [Denotes such officers] | second class, respectable as officers, but not altogether entitled to the 1st grade. | |
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— | [Denotes such officers] | Republican. | |
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— | [Denotes] Officers | whose political opinions are not positively ascertained. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | Political apathy. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | opposed to the administration, otherwise respectable officers. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | opposed to the administration more decisively. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | opposed most violently to the administration and still active in its vilification. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | professionally the soldier without any political creed. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | unworthy of the commissions they bear. | |
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— | [Denotes Officers] | unknown to us. |