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  • Tags: Battle of Lake Champlain

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Letter expressing the gratitude of the citizens of Burlington for the victory on Lake Champlain.

1814 Sept. 22

1814 Sept. 22
Saco, Maine. To Jonas Simonds, Reading Pennsylvania. Concerns military events in Maine, the taking of Castine and the destruction of the Adams, capture of a British raiding party, determination of people to support the war and oppose strongly British…

1813 Aug. 2

1813 Aug. 2
Essex Liberties. To Charles D. Cooper, Albany, New York. Refers to the taking and burning of the sloops on Lake Champlain.

1814 Sept. 23

1814 Sept. 23
Newport. To Thomas Macdonough. Concerns the victory of Lake Champlain.

1815 Mar. 14

1815 Mar. 14
Lansingburgh, New York. To Thomas Macdonough. Concerns a gift the citizens of village wish to present for the victory won on Lake Champlain.

1814 Sept. 29

1814 Sept. 29
Washington. To Thomas Macdonough, Plattsburgh. Refers to a communication about the battle of Lake Champlain published in the National Intelligencer.

1820 Feb. 8

1820 Feb. 8
State of Connecticut, Litchfield. To Thomas Macdonough, Middletown, Connecticut. Concerns a resolution of General Assembly about his capture of British fleet at Lake Champlain.

Glorious news ... British force on Lake Champlain captured.

Glorious news ... British force on Lake Champlain captured.
Letter from the postmaster of Plattsburgh, J. Lynde, describing action on the lake and prospects on land.
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