The Naval War of 1812 - Or the History of the United States Navy during the Last War with Great - Britain to Which Is Appended an Account of the Battle of New Orleans by Theodore Roosevelt
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Chapter V 1813 ON THE OCEAN Blockade of the American coast--Commodore Porter's campaign with the _Essex_ in the South Pacific--_Hornet_ blockades Bonne Citoyenne--_Hornet_ captures _Resolution_--_Hornet_ captures _Peacock_--Generous treatment shown to the conquered--_Viper_ captured by _Narcissus_--American privateers cut out by British boats--Third cruise of Commodore Rodgers--_United States_, _Macedonian_, and _Wasp_ blockaded in New London--Broke's challenge to Lawrence--The _Chesapeake_ captured by the _Shannon_--Comments and criticisms by various authorities--_Surveyor_ captured by boats of _Narcissus_--Futile gun-boat actions--British attack on Craney Island repulsed--Cutting out expeditions--The _Argus_ captured by the _Pelican_--The _Enterprise_ captures the _Boxer_--Ocean warfare of 1813 in favor of British--Summary Chapter VI 1813 ON THE LAKES ONTARIO--Comparison of the rival squadrons--Chauncy's superior in strength--Chauncy takes York and Fort George--Yeo is repulsed at Sackett's Harbor, but keeps command of the lake--_The Lady of the Lake_ captures _Lady Murray_--_Hamilton_ and _Scourge_ founder in a squall--Yeo's partial victory off Niagara--Indecisive action off the Genesee--Chauncy's partial victory off Burlington, which gives him the command of the lake--Yeo and Chauncy compared--Reasons |
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