Subject: 1819 / Collection: Laupus E-Resources / Location: Laupus Library / Era: War of 1812

Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, communicating information respecting the splendid victory achieved on Lake Erie by Captain Perry : December 31, 1813. Ordered to be printed
by United States. Navy Department
1813
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Eighth naval victory : Lines, composed on the capture of his Britannic Majesty's squadron, on Lake Erie, by Commodore Perry
1813
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The Bulwarks of religion : [two lines from Isaiah] : Much is said at this day, of the bulwark of religion; particularly in Massachusetts, where some consider the English government the bulwark of our religion
1812
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Testimony taken before the Committee of Grievances and Courts of Justice, relative to the late riots and mobs in the city of Baltimore
by Maryland. General Assembly. House of Delegates. Committee on Grievances and Courts of Justice
1813
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Brilliant naval victory : Yankee Perry, better than old English cider. "Tune---Three Yankee pigeons.".
1813
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Johnny Bull's big guns : and Battle of Lake Erie
1813
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An impartial and correct history of the war between the United States of America, and Great Britain : comprising a particular detail of the naval and military operations, and a faithful record of the events produced during the contest. From its commencement, June 18, 1812, to the treaty of peace, ratified at the city of Washington, February 17, 1815
by O'Connor, Thomas, 1770-1855
1817
Fourth edition, revised and corrected
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Ode, written by John Lathrop, Jun. Esq. for the dinner in honour of Commodore Perry : Tune--"Rise Columbia.".
by Lathrop, John, 1772-1820
1814
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Mr. Dexter's address to the electors of Massachusetts, in favour of his election : To which is added A temperate examination of the said address, by a citizen of Massachusetts
by Dexter, Samuel, 1761-1816
1814
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Statement of votes in Congress given by the Hon. Ebenezer Seaver
1812
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Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, communicating information respecting the splendid victory achieved on Lake Erie by Captain Perry : December 31, 1813. Ordered to be printed

Eighth naval victory : Lines, composed on the capture of his Britannic Majesty's squadron, on Lake Erie, by Commodore Perry

The Bulwarks of religion : [two lines from Isaiah] : Much is said at this day, of the bulwark of religion; particularly in Massachusetts, where some consider the English government the bulwark of our religion

Report of the Committee of Grievances and Courts of Justice of the House of Delegates of Maryland, on the subject of the recent mobs and riots in the city of Baltimore : together with the depositions taken before the committee

Testimony taken before the Committee of Grievances and Courts of Justice, relative to the late riots and mobs in the city of Baltimore

Brilliant naval victory : Yankee Perry, better than old English cider. "Tune---Three Yankee pigeons.".

Johnny Bull's big guns : and Battle of Lake Erie

Ode, written by John Lathrop, Jun. Esq. for the dinner in honour of Commodore Perry : Tune--"Rise Columbia.".

Mr. Dexter's address to the electors of Massachusetts, in favour of his election : To which is added A temperate examination of the said address, by a citizen of Massachusetts

An address to the citizens of Norfolk County : exposing the absurdity of the present war and the great benefits of peace; and showing the absolute necessity of choosing a representative to Congress who will vote for a speedy and honourable peace

Statement of votes in Congress given by the Hon. Ebenezer Seaver

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