Sustained honor: The Age of Liberty EstablishedMusick, John R. (John Roy)
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Sustained honor: The Age of Liberty Established
Musick, John R. (John Roy)
United States -- History -- War of 1812 -- Fiction
BRITISH frigate _Java_ captured by the _Constitution_,
off Bahia, Brazil,--Dec. 29.
1813. BATTLE OF FRENCHTOWN, Mich.; Winchester defeated by
Proctor,--Jan. 22.
BRITISH brig _Peacock_ captured the _Hornet_ off the
Demarara, South America,--Feb. 24.
MADISON began second presidential term,--March 4.
BATTLE OF YORK, Canada (now Toronto); explosion of British
magazine,--April 27.
FORT MEIGS besieged by 2,000 British and Indians under Proctor,--May 1.
GENERAL CLAY and I,200 Kentuckians dispersed besiegers,--May 5.
PBEVOST made an unsuccessful attack on Sackett's Harbor,--May 29.
THE _Chesapeake_, Captain Lawrence, captured by _the Shannon_,
in Massachusetts Bay,--June I.
DEFENCE OF FORT STEPHENSON (now Lower Sandusky, O.) by Major
Crogan,--Aug. 3.
AMERICAN brig _Argus_ captured by the _Pelican_, in the
English Channel,--Aug. 14.
THE CREEK WAR; Massacre of Fort Mimms, Ala.,--Aug. 30.
BRITISH brig _Boxer_ captured by the _Enterprise_, off
Maine,--Sept. 5.
PERRY'S victory at west end of Lake Erie,--Sept. 10.
BATTLE OF THE THAMES, or Moravian town, Canada; Tecumseh
killed,--Oct. 5.
BATTLE OF TALLADEGA, Ala.; Jackson defeated the Creeks,--Nov. 9.
BATTLE OF CHRYSLER'S FIELD, Canada; British repulsed,--Nov. 11.
PORTER made a successful cruise in the Pacific with the _Essex_.
1814. BATTLE OF TOHOPEKA, or Horse-Shoe Bend, Ala.; last of the
Creek War,--March 27.
AMERICAN frigate _Essex_ captured off Chile,--March 28.
WILKINSON repulsed at La Colle Mill, Canada,--March 30.
_Peacock_ captured British brig _Epervier_, off
Florida,--April 29.
_Wasp_ captured British sloop _Reindeer_, near English
Channel,--June 18.
GENERALS SCOTT AND RIPLEY captured Fort Erie,--July 3.
BATTLE OF CHIPPEWA, Canada; Scott defeated Riall,--July 5.
BATTLE OF LUNDY'S LANE, Canada, the most obstinate of the war,--July 25.
FIRST BATTLE of Fort Erie, Drummond repulsed,--Aug. 15.
Ross dispersed Americans at Bladensburg, Md.,--Aug. 24.
WASHINGTON D. C., captured; public buildings burned,--Aug. 24.
BATTLE OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN; American victory, Sept. 11.
BATTLE OF PLATTSBURG, N. Y.; Prevost, British, defeated by
McComb,--Sept. 11.
Ross defeated Americans at North Point, Md.; death of Ross,--Sept. 12.
BROOKS' unsuccessful bombardment of Fort McHenry, Md.,--Sept. 13.
BRITISH bombarded Fort Boyer, Mobile Bay, without success,--Sept. 15.
SECOND BATTLE of Fort Erie; Brown dispersed besiegers,--Sept. 17.
JACKSON drove British from Pensacola, Fla.,--Nov. 7.
AMERICAN flotilla surrendered to the British, at Lake Borgne,
La.,--Dec. 14.
CONVENTION at Hartford, Conn., opposed to the war,--Dec. 15.
BATTLE nine miles from New Orleans; Jackson retired to
intrenchments,--Dec. 23.
TREATY OF GHENT, Belgium (peace), signed,--Dec. 24.
1815. BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS, fourteen days after treaty of
peace,--Jan. 8.
BRITISH squadron captured the frigate _President_, off New
Jersey,--Jan. 15.
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