, General, succeeds Pakenham, 83, 92

La tour, Major, author "Memoirs of War," 25

Latour, Major, comments, 94, 120

Latour, Major Lacarriere, chief engineer, 2

Lauderdale, Colonel, of Mississippi troops, 47

Lawrence, Colonel William, again defends Mobile, 132

Lawrence, Colonel William, defends Mobile, 16

Legislature, complimentary resolutions, 141

Legislature, Louisiana, suppressed by Jackson, 135

Legislature orders Committee of Inquiry, 137

Legislature report exonerates members, 140

Lockyer, Captain of English barge fleet, 29

Loillier, Honorable, sent beyond Jackson's lines, 144

Louisiana troops; Plauche's battalion, Beale's Rifles, Daquin's colored
battalion, Lacoste's colored battalion, Baratarians, General Morgan's
division, 40-44

Marequez, Governor of Florida, aids British, 14

Marequez, Jackson's letter to, 154

Marequez surrenders Pensacola to Jackson, 17

Martial law at New Orleans, 32

McRae, Colonel, of Seventh Regulars, 40

Military operations, Northern and Middle States, 7

Mississippi troops 40, 75

Mitchusson, Colonel William, regiment Kentucky militia, 179

Mobile, British squadron repulsed at, 15

Mobile, headquarters of Jackson, 12

Morgan, General, at English Turn, 44, 52, 89

Morgan, General, command on west bank, 97, 103, 110

Mullins, Colonel, British, blamed for disaster, 88

Nichols, Colonel, address to Louisianians and Kentuckians, 15

Nichols, Colonel, British, camp at Pensacola, 14

Nichols, Colonel, on conquest of Louisiana, 149

Nichols, Colonel, sends emissaries to Lafitte, the pirate, 20

Ovations to Jackson, 145

Pakenham, death of, was heroic, 83, 157

Pakenham, Lord, Commander-in-chief, 3

Pakenham, with Generals Gibbs, Keene, and Lambert, assumes command;
arrives December 25th, 56

Parker, Lieutenant-colonel, regiment Kentucky militia, 179

Patterson, battery on west bank, 55, 76, 105

Patterson, Commodore, battle of 23d, 42

Peace, news of, arrives, 133

Peire, Major, United States Regulars, 17, 51, 72

Pensacola assaulted and captured by Jackson, 16

Pensacola, capital Spanish Florida, 12

Pensacola made Indian recruiting camp by British, 14

Pentecost, Dr. John C., surgeon Kentucky regiment, 179

Plauche, Major, uniformed men, 34, 72

Providence and battle of New Orleans, 156

Rence, Colonel, British, killed, 80, 83

Rodrique Canal, Jackson's line, 52

Ross,