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1815 Sept. 23
Navy Department. To Thomas Macdonough, United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Concerns disability of Matthew Duncan captured in Growler on Lake Champlain
1817 May 1
Navy Department. To William M. Robins, Lake Champlain. Sword to be presented to each sailing master who distinguished himself in conflict on Lake Champlain.
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.
1821 Aug. 8
New York. To Thomas Macdonough. Concerns his pay as a sailor with particular mention to the battle on Lake Champlain.
Battle of Plattsburgh: and Victory on Lake Ch[a]mplain, in which 14,000 British myrmidons were d[efeate]d and put to flight by 5,000 Yankees and Green-mountain Boys, on the memorable eleventh of Sep., 1814.
![Battle of Plattsburgh: and Victory on Lake Ch[a]mplain, in which 14,000 British myrmidons were d[efeate]d and put to flight by 5,000 Yankees and Green-mountain Boys, on the memorable eleventh of Sep., 1814.](https://collections.libraries.indiana.edu/warof1812/files/thumbnails/c4d898f980b37a79605ec9b8fa39eb82.jpg "Battle of Plattsburgh: and Victory on Lake Ch[a]mplain, in which 14,000 British myrmidons were d[efeate]d and put to flight by 5,000 Yankees and Green-mountain Boys, on the memorable eleventh of Sep., 1814.")
Printed within border of wood-engravings with wood-engraving center strip.
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.
Macdonough's Victory on Lake Champlain
Hand-colored
Macdonough's Victory on Lake Champlain
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Letter expressing the gratitude of the citizens of Burlington for the victory on Lake Champlain.