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[Three documents pertaining to the War of 1812] [Decimalized]

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GLC#
GLC03540
Type
Header Record
Date
1812
Title
[Three documents pertaining to the War of 1812] [Decimalized]
Place Written
s.l.
Pagination
3 items
Primary time period
The New Nation, 1783-1815
Sub-Era
The Age of Jefferson & Madison
Military History
War of 1812

Showing 3 of 3 records

GLC03540.01
Collection Item
Autograph letter signed

to Major Foot

14 November 1812

Dodge, Richard, 1762-1832

Brigadier General Dodge writes about a misunderstanding about Major Foot's command and provides advice on disciplinary matters.

GLC03540.01

GLC03540.02
Collection Item
Manuscript document

Instructions for Major Foot on his Command to and at Gravelly Point.

2 November 1812

Doose, Henry S., fl. 1812

Instructs Foot to go to Cape Vincent, New York, and take command there. Because the British post there is "considered as a strong Pickett" he is "not permitted to make predatory incursions into the enemy's territory." He can attack if the British...

GLC03540.02

GLC03540.03
Collection Item
Sketch

[Unidentified drawing]

1812

Unknown what the drawing represents. It accompanied two documents dealing with Cape Vincent, New York, during the War of 1812 (see GLC03540.01 and GLC03540.02).

GLC03540.03

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