Defence of Canada and failures of European tactics
A lengthy letter criticizes the mishandling of the Canadian defense by Prevost and a commander as inferior to European officers. It contrasts American victory tactics with European methods and cites a costly failed Mobile attack and heroic American gun crews. Reports from Germany describe Napoleonic-era intrigues and ambassador changes in Paris, with broader comment on France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector
Canadas
Canada
Craddock
Burgoyne
George Prevost
Seck
Hastings
Portsmouth
America
Pensacola
Fort Mobile
Mobile Point
Hermes
Sophie
Tam
Austria
Italy
Naples
Augsburgh
France
Paris
Napoleon
Laforest
Spain
Duke of Montmorency Laval
Noailles
St. Petersburgh
Vienna
M. Ile Caraman
Louis XVIII
Berlin
Marquis de la Riviere
Betg
Constantinople
Joules de Polignac
Pichegru
Bavaria, &c
Versailles
Buonaparte
Cherbourg
England
Peace Negotiations and British Demands in 1814
Washington reports the United States and Great Britain opened talks on peace. Key topics include Indian allies, boundary revisions, and fisheries. The U S delegates reserved instruction on Indian pacification and boundary while signaling willingness to discuss blockade and belligerent rights. The British pressed for preservation of fishing privileges with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
James Manison
Washington
Messrs
Adams
Bayard
Clay
Russell
Tomr
Monroe
Ghent
Lord Gambier
Henry Goulburn
Esq
William Adams
Baker
Pettit
United States
Canada
Lord Castlereagh
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Nuremberg
Journal Des Mécontens
Isle of
Elba
Caroline
Joachim
American Papers
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives