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Detroit. To Dear Sir. Refers to the incompetent commanders through the war in the West, the gallant Perry, and the inefficient Harrison who welcomed and fed the Indians left in the lurch by the British.

Baltimore Maryland. To Oliver Hazard Perry. I have forwarded all the men on this station that could

After a drawing by E.C. Brenton

Author from NUC cited below.

Muster roll of the officers, petty officer, seamen, ordinary seamen, boys, landsmen & marines on boards the U.S.S. Java, Capt. Oliver Hazard Perry.

Printed in two columns.

Three ballads printed in three columns. Perry's victory: verse in twenty-two stanzas; first line: ye tars of Columbia, give ear to my story. The brave Baltimore damsel: verse in six stanzas; first line: A story, a story, to you I will tell. The…

Four commemorative pitchers depicting scenes from the War of 1812, including portraits of Commodores William Bainbridge and Perry

Depicting, left to right, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, Colonel Charles Stewart Todd, Colonel Lewis Cass, General Harrison, and Colonel Richard Mentor Johnson

Hand-colored

"We have met the enemy and they are ours." Com. O.H. Perry.

Hand-colored