United States -- History -- War of 1812
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Action on Lake Ontario, circa 1813
8x13 (approx.) print showing action on Lake Ontario, 11 Sept 1813
Alfred T. Mahan to Edward Arnold letter, 1904 Dec 13
Letter from Alfred T. Mahan while in to English publisher, Edward Arnold in London, England, discussing his publishers and indicating that he is writing the history of the War of 1812 and hasn't the time to treat in depth the Russo-Japanese War, with the exception of an article.
Capture of the "GIPSY", circa 1812
8x13 (approx.) print showing the capture of the American Schooner "GIPSY" by the British Frigates "HERMES" and "BELLE"
Research notes: Data, War of 1812, 1903
Mahan's handwritten research notes on: Niles Register, Nov-Dec 1814; Armstrong War of 1812; Winfield Scott; Report on Canadian Archives; American State Papers, Commerce and Navigation; "Diary of Dr. Usher Parsons of the Lawrences," Rhode Island Historical Society Collection.
Research notes: Data, War of 1812, 1903
Includes a note on form and correlation; Letters to Congress, Vol. 2, 1813-1815; Captain's Letters, 1807-1814.
Research notes: War of 1812, circa 1903
Mahan's handwritten notes from researching the War of 1812.
U.S. Privateer Dolphin, circa 1813
8x13 (approx.) print showing the U.S. Privateer Dolphin, 10 guns, CAPT. W.S. Stafford captured English ship Hebe, 16 guns. CAPT. W.A. Brigham and her consort, a brig, 10 guns. Jan 25, 1813 off Cape Vincent
USS Yankee journals, 1812 Jul 15-1813 Jan 30
The American privateer sailed out of Bristol, R.I., and was commanded by Captain Oliver Wilson. Journals of ship's first and second cruise were written by Noah Jones.