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  • Tags: Jacob Brown

1821 Feb. 28

1821 Feb. 28
United States Department of War. To Joseph Hopkinson, Washington City. Refers to the medals for generals and especially General Brown

1820 Dec. 26

1820 Dec. 26
United States Department of War. To Joseph Hopkinson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Deals with medal for Jacob Jennings Brown.

1819 Dec. 21

1819 Dec. 21
Red Hook. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Refers to the Niagara campaign.

1816 Mar. 26

1816 Mar. 26
Boston. To Alexander James Dallas. Concerns attacks on his military reputation and especially his actions at the Battle of Niagara by General Brown and his friends.

1815 Feb. 10

1815 Feb. 10
United States Department of war. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Sets forth the War Department

1815 Feb. 10

1815 Feb. 10
Washington City. To John Peter Van Ness. Regrets he cannot accept polite invitation of this day because military business obliges him to leave town

1814 Sept. 20

1814 Sept. 20
Headquarters British Camp before Lake Erie. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Deals with the treatment of American officers and soldiers captured by the British.

1814 Sept. 18

1814 Sept. 18
Headquarters British Camp, near Fort Erie. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Proposes an exchange of wounded officers and soldiers.

1814 Sept. 14

1814 Sept. 14
Camp near Fort Erie. To General Jacob Jennings Brown. Relates to the exchange of Captain Loring and expresses regrets that the advantages were not more equal. He also refers to the interception of letters.

1814 Sept. 9

1814 Sept. 9
Fort Erie, Ontario. To Peter Buell Porter, Buffalo, New York. Plan of action.

1814 Aug. 15

1814 Aug. 15
War Department. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Prisoners of war

1814 Aug. 10

1814 Aug. 10
U.S.S. Superior off Kingston. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Angrily rebukes General Brown about misunderstandings arising over cooperation between land and sea forces.
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