In 1814, as the negotiators in Europe were looking to put an end to the War of 1812, James Monroe wrote a letter enclosing the long-awaited instructions. This is that letter, with the address panel sending it still present. Read more about the original piece here: raabcollection.com/presidential-autographs/monroe-1814.
Video: The Letter of Transit For the Instructions to the American Delegation Negotiating the Treaty of Ghent
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