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p. 693, 694. [360] Cochrane to Prevost, July 26, 1814. Canadian Archives MSS., C. 684, p. 231. [361] Report on Canadian Archives, 1896, p. 54. [362] Life of Sir Edward Codrington, vol. i. p. 313. [363] See Map of Chesapeake Bay, ante, p. 156. [364] This account of Barney's movements is summarized from his letters, and others, published in Niles' Register, vol. vi. pp. 244, 268, 300. [365] Report of Admiral Cochrane, Naval Chronicle, vol. xxxii. p. 342. [366] Report of Admiral Cochrane, Naval Chronicle, vol. xxxii. p. 342. [367] American State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i. p. 524. [368] The finding of the Court of Inquiry was published in Niles' Register for Feb. 25, 1815, from the official paper, the National Intelligencer. Niles, vol. vii. p. 410. [369] Report of Secretary Armstrong to a Committee of the House of Representatives. American State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i. p. 526. [370] Ibid., pp. 538, 540, 524. [371] Ibid., p. 524. [372] Works of Madison (Ed. 1865), vol. iii. p. 422. [373] Winder's Narrative. American State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i pp. 552-560. [374] Ross's Despatch, Aug. 30, 1814. Naval Chronicle, vol. xxxii. p. 338. [375] Narrative of Monroe, the Secretary of State. American State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i. p. 536. [376] Winder's Narrative. [377] Barney's Report, Aug. 29, 1814. State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i. p. 579. [378] Barney's Report. [379] American State Papers, Military Affairs, vol. i. p. 530. [380] Ross's Despatch. [381] Report of Rear-Admiral Cockburn, Naval Chronicle, vol. xxxii. p. 345. [382] Ante, p. 213. [383] Report of Brigadier-General Stricker of the Maryland militia. Niles' Register, vol. vii. pp. 27, 28. [384] Ibid. [385] Niles' Register, vol. vi. p. 317. [386] Ibid., pp. 118, 133, 222. [387] Ibid., p. 317. [388] Maine was then attached politically to Massachusetts. [389] Sherbrooke to Prevost, Aug. 2, 1814. Canadian Archives MSS., C. 685, p. 28. [390] Sherbrooke to Prevost, Aug. 24, 1814. Ibid., p. 147. [391] Morris' reports (Captains' Letters, Navy Dept.) are published in Niles' Register, vol. vii. pp. 62, 63; and Supplement, p. 136. [392] Sept. 21, 1814. Niles' Register, vol. vii. p. 117. [393] Ibid., p. 347, and vol. viii. pp. 13, 214. CHAPTER XVII LAKE CHAMPLAIN AND NEW ORLEANS General Brown's retirement within the lines of Fort Erie, July 26, 1814,
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