Sustained honor eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 345 pages of information about Sustained honor.

Sustained honor eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 345 pages of information about Sustained honor.

1804.  The Philadelphia destroyed by Decatur at
   Tripoli,—­Feb. 16.

DUEL between Hamilton and Burr, at Hoboken, N.J.,—­July 11.

TWELFTH AMENDMENT to the Constitution declared in force,—­Sept. 25.

ORLEANS TERRITORY formed,—­Oct.  I.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA formed, same as Louisiana cession, less Orleans
   Territory,—­Oct.  I.

1805.  LOUISIANA TERRITORY formed,—­March 3.

JEFFERSON’S second presidential term began,—­March 4.

TREATY OF PEACE concluded with Tripoli,—­June 4.

MICHIGAN TERRITORY formed,—­June 30.

1806.  BONAPARTE’S Berlin Decree,—­Nov. 21.

1807.  BRITISH “ORDERS IN COUNCIL” requiring goods to land in
   Great Britain,—­Jan. 7.

THE Chesapeake attacked by the Leopard off the coast of
   Virginia,—­June 22.

AARON BURR tried for treason, at Richmond, Va.; acquitted,—­Sept. 1.

FULTON successfully applied steam navigation on the Hudson,—­Sept. 14.

BRITISH “ORDERS IN COUNCIL” prohibited trade with France and
   allies,—­Nov. 17.

BONAPARTE’S Milan decree prohibited trade with English
   colonies,—­Dec. 17.

1808.  BONAPARTE’S Bayonne decree ordered seizure of United States
   vessels,—­April 17.

1809.  NON-INTERCOURSE ACT, prohibiting trade with Great Britain
   and France, passed,—­Feb. 27.

ILLINOIS TERRITORY formed,—­March 1.

JAMES MADISON inaugurated president,—­March 4.

1810.  BONAPARTE’S Ramboulliet decree; 132 American vessels seized
   and sold,—­March 23.

1811.  GEORGE, Prince of Wales, appointed regent of Great
   Britain,—­Feb. 3.

BATTLE between the President and Little Belt, off
   Virginia,—­May 16.

BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE, Ind.; Harrison defeats Indians,—­Nov. 7.

1812.  LOUISIANA admitted into the Union,—­April 30.

WAR with Great Britain proclaimed by the United States,—­June 19.

HULL’S EXPEDITION against Fort Maiden, Canada,—­July.

FORT MACKINAW captured by British and Indians,—­July 17.

FIRST BATTLE of Brownstown, Mich.; British defeated Van Horn,—­Aug. 5.

SECOND BATTLE of Brownstown, or Manaugua; American victory,—­Aug. 9.

BRITISH sloop Alert taken by the Essex, off
   Newfoundland,—­Aug. 13.

HULL surrendered Detroit,—­Aug. 16.

THE Guerriere, British frigate, captured by the
   Constitution, off Massachusetts,—­Aug. 19.

BATTLE OF QUEENSTOWN, Canada; Van Rensselaer wounded, Brock
   killed,—­Oct. 13.

BATTLE OF LEWISTON, N. Y.; Cowardly conduct of American
   militia,—­Oct. 13.

BRITISH ship Poictiers captured the Frolic and Wasp,
   off North Carolina,—­Oct. 18.

BRITISH ship Macedonia captured by United States, off
   Canary Islands,—­Oct. 25.

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