HMS
Sir Andrew Hammond
HMS
Sophie
HMS
Southampton
vs. USS
Vixen
HMS
Spitfire
HMS
St. Lawrence
HMS
Statira
vs. USS
Macedonian
HMS
Surprise
HMS
Swallow
vs. USS
President
HMS
Sylph
HMS
Tartarus
HMS
Tenedos
HMS
Terror
HMS
Thalia
HMS
Tigris
HMS
Tionella
HMS
Tonnant
HMS
Undaunted
HMS
Valiant
vs. USS
United States
HMS
Victorious
HMS
Volcano
HMS
Wolfe
Hoffman, B. V.
Hope, Henry
Hotham, Henry
Hull, Isaac
and Burrows
and navy, expansion of
and USS
Congress
vs. Broke
vs. Dacres
vs. Laugharne
Hull, William
court-martial of
vs. Brock
Humphreys, Salusbury Pryce
Hutchinson, George
Impressment
of Americans
and declaration of war
and Ghent, negotiations at
and Liverpool
Indian buffer state
Indian tribes
and Canada
and New Orleans
See also
Tecumseh
Inventions.
See
Weapons, unconventional
Inventors
Irvine, Robert
Izard, Ralph
Jackson, Andrew
and Indians
and Pensacola
vs. Keane
vs. Pakenham
Jackson, Francis, J.
Jamaica convoy
Jay, John
Jay Treaty
Jefferson, Thomas
Chesapeake-Leopard
affair
and embargo
and French Revolution
and impressment
and Indian tribes
and Napoleon
and navy, building of
and navy, size of
and tax reduction
and trade
John, Henry
Johnson, Richard M.
Jones, Jacob
Jones, Thomas ap Catesby
Jones, William
and Canada
and Chesapeake Bay
and military strategy
Keane (general)
Kerr, Alexander
King, William
Kosciusko, Thaddeus
Kutuzov, Mikhail
Lafitte, Jean
Lambert, Henry
Lambert, John
Laugharne, Thomas L. P.
Lawrence, James
vs. Barnaby
vs. Broke
vs. Peake
Lawrence, William
Lee, Henry (aka Light-Horse Harry)
Leech, Samuel
Letters of marque
Lewis, Morgan
Lingan, James
L’Insurgent
Liverpool, Lord
and Ghent, negotiations at
and impressment
and Madison
and military strategy
and Napoleon
and New Orleans
and Orders in Council
and peace treaty
and United States, peaceful relationship with
Lockyer, Nicholas
Loomis, Jairus
LouisXVIII
Louisiana Purchase
Lowndes, William
Ludlow, Augustus
Lyman, James R.
Macdonnell, John
Macdonough, Thomas
and Canada
and Lake Champlain
and Plattsburgh
Macomb, Alexander
Macon, Nathaniel
Macon’s Bill No. 2
Madison, James
and Alexander, as mediator
and armistice
and army, expansion of
and Canada
and Chesapeake Bay
and
Chesapeake-Shannon
affair
and Clinton
and declaration of war
and disarmament, rejection of
and embargo
and generals, appointment of
and Ghent, negotiations at
and Great Britain, peaceful relationship with
and Hull (William), court-martial of
and Lawrence (James)
and Liverpool
and military strategy
and Montreal
and Napoleon
and navy, expansion of
and New England
and non-intercourse
and political appointments
and public opinion
and reelection bid
and secession
and war, continuance of
and war, funding for
and war, management of
and Washington (capital)
Manners, William
Maples, John F.
Marengo
Mashuda
(Algerian warship)
McArthur, Duncan
McCall, Edward
McClure, George
McCrery, David
McDouall, Robert
McFeeley, George
McKnight, Stephen Decatur
Mead, David
Meigs, Return J.
Metternich (prince)
Military alliance (Austria; Great Britain; Prussia; Russia)
Militiamen
Miller, James
Mines.
See also
Weapons, unconventional
Mitchell, George
Mix, Elijah
Monroe, James
and Canada
and Cochrane
and declaration of war
and Great Britain, peaceful relationship with
and impressment
and Napoleon
and trade
and Washington (capital)
Monroe-Pinkney Treaty
Morgan, David
Morris, Charles
and navy, expansion of
Morrison, Joseph
Mulcaster, William Howe
Murray, Alexander
Murray, John
Murray’s Raid
Napier, Charles
Napoleon Bonaparte
and Alexander
and armistice
and blockade
defeat of
and Liverpool
and Madison
and power, return to
and Russia
vs. military alliance
National bank
Naval Expansion Act
Navy (American)
and board of commissioners
building of
cost of
expansion of
and navy department
size of
Navy (Royal)
and sailors, treatment of
Nelson, Horatio
Nereyda
(privateer)
Nicholls, Edward
Nicholls, William
Nicholson, Nathaniel D.
Nicoll, Samuel
Non-Importation Act
Non-Intercourse Act
Oliver, Robert Dudley
Orders in Council
and armistice