“Queen Charlotte,” 17-gun British ship on Lake Erie, vii. 120; in action, 124; captured, 127. Queenston, battle at, vi. 349–352. “Querist,” papers by Blennerhassett, iii. 257, 273, 275. Quincy, Josiah, member of Congress from Massachusetts in the Ninth Congress, iii. 128, 142; in favor of voting money for ships and harbor defences, 179; presents memorials to Congress in favor of Smith and Ogden, 195; irritates opponents, 354, 360, 363; iv. 147; his contempt for Jefferson, 356; attacks Campbell’s Report, 372; attacks the advocates of the embargo, 422; declares that the Republicans “could not be kicked into” a declaration of war, 423; on the distraction among the Democrats, 440; requires total submission to Great Britain, 446, 453; his account of John Henry, 461; declares the admission of Louisiana a virtual dissolution of the Union, v. 325, 326; votes for war-measures, vi. 147, 152; gives warning of embargo, 201; moves that the war-debate be public, 227; opposes enlistment of minors, 435; opposes forfeitures, 443; his Resolution on the “Hornet’s” victory, vii. 65, 66; viii. 1; his opinion on the temper of Massachusetts, 223; on the Boston “Anthology,” ix. 201. Raisin, River, defeat and massacre at the, vii. 88–97, 100. Rambouillet, Decree of (see Decrees). “Ramillies,” Sir Thomas Hardy’s flagship, viii. 94. Ramsay, David, i. 151. Randolph, Edmund, Burr’s counsel, iii. 444.