Remarks Upon a Pamphlet Published at Bath, Me., Relating to Alleged Infractions of the Laws During the Embargo, Non-Intercourse, and War.

This pamphlet addresses alleged legal violations during significant historical events such as the embargo, non-intercourse, and wartime. It provides a critical analysis of the claims made in a previous publication from Bath, Maine, focusing on the interpretation of laws and their enforcement. The author engages with the legal and political implications of these infractions, contributing to the broader discourse on governance and civil conduct during a tumultuous period in American history.