Considerable reporting on the War of 1812....
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., Dec. 10, 1814 This is from a critical period in the War of 1812, as the British had taken this city just over 3 months prior, burning the White House, Capitol, and many public buildings.
Most of this issue is taken up with war reports, with most of the front page consumed by: "The Investigation - Report" concerning the conduct of American offers in the war. Other items are headed: "The Enemy in the Rappahannock" "Reward of an Intruder" "Correspondence of the Secretary of War and General Winder" "Privateer Gen. Armstrong" "The Enemy" and more.
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