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Lower Sandusky. To William Henry Harrison. Report on the defense of Fort Stephenson in Ohio.

Cincinnati, Ohio. To Charles Scott. Altho' too far advanced in years, I am again entering on a military life--I only hope, I may be useful to my country.

Creek agency. To Edmund Pendleton Gaines, Fort Stoddart Alabama. Discusses the Seminole and Creek Indians and the annoyances which made Jackson

Disposition of the fleet and state of foreign ships of war.

Concerns a news release pertaining to American policy intended to avert the War of 1812.

Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. On the condition of his troops and Hull

Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. Concerns the Armistice. The relief of General Hull was a primary object.

Estimate of private property taken by the British on the surrender of Detroit.

Washington. To Timothy Green, Easthaddam, Connecticut. Deals with the embargo act.

Washington, D.C. To William Pinkney, London. Instructing him to present a formal communication of British government urging annulment of blockade.

Charles Street, Portsmouth, Place, London, England. To Alexander, Ross. Concerns the situation in America before the declaration of war, explaining the American Marine situation of America, Jefferson

Washington. To Sir. Announces his break with American government and his withdrawal to New York to await the King