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1815 Mar. 23
Quincy, Massachusetts. To Mrs. Julia (Stockton) Rush, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Personal letter which also mentions termination of the War of 1812.
1812 Sept. 4
United States Quincy, Massachusetts. To Benjamin Rush. Refers to the northern opposition and makes clear his position on the War of 1812--The war I justify: but the Conduct of it I abhor.
1813 Feb. 23
United States. Quincy, Massachusetts. To Benjamin Rush, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Winchesters Defeat is a dreadful affair to Kentucky, Ohio, and all of Us.
1813 Mar. 23
United States. Quincy Massachusetts. To Benjamin Rush, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is a lamentable things that so little of the Talent and Experience in war, which remains in the Country has been called into Service.
A letter to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, a member of the Senate of Massachusetts, on the present state of our national affairs; with remarks upon Mr. Pickering's Letter to the governor of the commonwealth.
BY: retro/xL American Antiquarian Society 1959/60 alt.
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Report of wounded and killed.
1812 Sept. 8
Certifies John Williard employed to bring baggage from Staunton to St. Mary
1812 June 15
Itemized bill, receipted for three months work teaming for the Ohio troops.
1809 Mar. 27
Breda, Netherlands. To Sylvanus Bourne, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Sailed out of Boston in the Hope.We hope you will
1812 Sept. 10
Bill for drayage and ferriage of army supplies at Newport, Kentucky.
1800 Aug. 30
Harlingen Prison. To Sylvanus Bourne, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Concerns passage on a vessel from Aberdeen, Scotland, To Philadelphia, which was captured and they were carried as Prisoners of War.
1812 Oct. 10
Receipt issued to James Taylor for military clothing for his men.