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Death of Tecumseh
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Death of Tecumseh
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Colonel Johnson shoots Tecumseh
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Genl. Wm. H. Harrison & Staff
Depicting, left to right, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, Colonel Charles Stewart Todd, Colonel Lewis Cass, General Harrison, and Colonel Richard Mentor Johnson
1847 Dec. 21
United States White Sulphur, P.O. Scott, County, Kentucky. To Elijah F. Purdy, G. Sachene, & others. Concerns battle of New Orleans and regrets he cannot come to New York for anniversary celebration of the battle.
1841 June 3
United States To Leslie Combs. Refers to a sale he plans to make in Lexington.
1814 Nov. 27
Nashville, Tennessee. To Richard Mentor Johnson. July 1st cabinet meeting on defense of Washington; private conversation with Pres. Madison on Aug. 24 on part Genl. Armstrong was to take at Bladensburg.
1812 Oct. 6
United States Receipted bill for forage for a corps of mounted volunteers on their march from Kentucky to join General Harrison.