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Author of the letter to Thomas Pinckney dated April 14, 1814, and addressee of Harry Toulmin's letter of June 22, 1814, as identified in the Library of Congress Andrew Jackson Papers.
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Opening section of The Baltimore Convention, issue image 3, column 1: heading and dateline, convention organization, Andrew Stevenson's reported opening address, and the sentence ending “immense cheering.” Committee p...
Toulmin discusses military movements, reports of British supplies at Appalachicola and Pensacola, and concerns about the defense of the region. The letter names John Forbes and Company and Innerarity while relaying th...
Jackson reports reaching abandoned Fooshatchee and discusses prisoners' accounts of flight toward Pensacola and alleged ammunition supplies. Bassett's accompanying notes include a memorandum attributed tentatively to ...