Aug. 16 Surrender of General Hull Oct. 13 Battle of Queenstown April 1811 May Embargo Law repealed 23 Mr. Erskine engages on behalf of the British govern- 16 Affair of the Little Belt 7 Battle of Tippecanoe John Henry's disclosure June 18 Declaration of war against Great Britain by the United States 19 Battle of Constitution and Guerriere Battles of Wasp and Frolic, and of the United States 259 260 260 . 261 Dec. Battle of Constitution and Java 1813 Jan. Feb. 7 Defeat of General Winchester at Frenchtown April . 276 Siege of Fort Meigs 269 27 Capture of York and death of General Pike May 27 Forts George and Erie taken March 29 Attack on Sackett's Harbour Siege of Fort Stephenson Baule of the Enterprise and Boxer 10 Battle of Lake Erie 10 Naval action on Lake Ontario 10 Battle of Chrystler's fields 14 Battle of Tallapoosa Battle of La Cole Mill 24 Treaty of peace between the United States and Great Britain signed at Ghent 12 Battle of Baltimore 291 17 Treaty of peace between Great Britain and United 299 299 3 Commercial treaty with Great Britain ratified in 299 1817 March 4 Commencement of Monroe's Administration 300 Florida ceded to the United States 27 Treaty ratified by the Prince Regent of England Battle of Constitution, Cyane, and Levant. .281 287 324 Year APPENDIX. 1825 March 4 Commencement of John Quincy Adams's Adminis tration Aug. 13 Arrival of La Fayette 1826 July 1828 4 Death of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson 1829 March 4 Commencement of Jackson's Administration 1830 1832 Black Hawk's war New Tariff law enacted Compromise bill respecting the Tariff passed 18 Removal of deposites from United States Bank Creek war Page 302 Bill for the distribution of the surplus revenue passed 309 LIST OF AUTHORITIES. Holmes's Annals of America-Bancroft's History of the United StatesRamsay's History of the United States-Hale's History of the United States-Robertson's History of America-Irving's Life of ColumbusRamsay's History of the American Revolution-Perkins's History of the Late War with Great Britain-British Annual Register-Proud's History of Pennsylvania-Stith's History of Virginia-Graham's History of the United States-Marshall's History of the American Colonies-Marshall's Life of Washington-Everett's Orations at Concord, Plymouth, and Cambridge-Webster's Orations at Plymouth and at Bunker HillL'Art de Verifier les Dates-Perkins's Historical Sketches of the United States-Irving's Conquest of Florida-Pitkin's Statistical View of the Commerce of the United States of America-North American ReviewAmerican Quarterly Review-Niles's Register-Sanderson's Lives of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence-Longacre and Herring's National Gallery-Botta's History of the War of Independence-Nicholas's Chronology of History-Watson's Annals of Philadelphia-Gordon's History of the Revolution--Bowen's Naval Monument-First Voyage of Columbus-Warren's History of the Revolution-Salmon's Modern His tory-Jefferson's Correspondence-Sparks's Writings of WashingtonWait's State Papers-Gales's Debates in Congress-Brackenridge's History of the Late War-Garden's Anecdotes of the Revolutionary WarHazard's Historical Collections-Leman's Diplomacy of the United States--Raynal's Revolution of America-Reidesel's Letters and Memoirs relating to the War of American Independence-Smith's History of Virginia-Gordon's History of America-Gordon's History of Pennsylvania-Everett's America-Thacher's Military Journal during the American Revolutionary War-Warden's Account of the United StatesWinterbothat's View of the United States-Snowden's History of North and South America-Smith's History of New York-Minot's History of Massachusetts-Bradford's History of Massachusetts. NOTE. To avoid encumpering the pages with numerous references, very few authorities are cited in the body of the work; and a History of the American Revolution, contained in the Library of Useful Knowledge, and a History of the Western World, composing a part of Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopædia, have been occasionally quoted, with slight alterations, and without niaking any other than the present general acknowledgment. THE END. |