History of the United States During the Administrations of Madison (1809–1817)

• The First Administration of James Madison
  • Volume One
    • I. Subsidence of Faction
    • II. Alienation from France
    • III. Canning's Concessions
    • IV. Erskine's Arrangement
    • V. Disavowal of Erskine
    • VI. Francis James Jackson
    • VII. Napoleon's Triumph
    • VIII. Executive Weakness
    • IX. Legislative Impotence
    • X. Incapacity of Government
    • XI. The Decree of Rambouillet
    • XII. Cadore's Letter of August 5
    • XIII. The Marquess Wellesley
    • XIV. Government By Proclamation
    • XV. The Floridas and The Bank
    • XVI. Contract with France
    • XVII. Dismissal of Robert Smith
    • XVIII. Napoleon's Delays
    • XIX. Russia and Sweden
  • Volume Two
    • I. Pinkney's Inamicable Leave
    • II. The "Little Belt"
    • III. Madison Triumphant
    • IV. Harrison And Tecumthe
    • V. Tippecanoe
    • VI. Meeting of The Twelfth Congress
    • VII. War Debates
    • VIII. War Legislation
    • IX. Madison As Minerva
    • X. Hesitations
    • XI. War
    • XII. Joel Barlow
    • XIII. Repeal of The Orders In Council
    • XIV. Invasion of Canada
    • XV. Hull's Surrender
    • XVI. The Niagara Campaign
    • XVII. Naval Battles
    • XVIII. Discord
    • XIX. Executive Embarrassments
    • XX. War Legislation
  • Maps And Plans
    • Indiana Territory
    • Seat of War About Lake Erie
    • Detroit River
    • Straits of Niagara from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario
• The Second Administration of James Madison
  • Volume One
    • I. England Angry
    • II. Russian Mediation
    • III. The Extra Session OF 1813
    • IV. The River Raisin
    • V. Proctor and Perry
    • VI. The Battle of The Thames
    • VII. Dearborn's Campaign
    • VIII. Wilkinson's Campaign
    • IX. Mobile and Fort Mims
    • X. Campaigns Among The Creeks
    • XI. The Blockade
    • XII. "Chesapeake" And "Argus"
    • XIII. Privateering
    • XIV. Russia and England
    • XV. The Last Embargo
    • XVI. Monroe and Armstrong
  • Volume Two
    • I. Massachusetts Decides
    • II. Chippawa and Lundy's Lane
    • III. Fort Erie
    • IV. Plattsburg
    • V. Bladensburg
    • VI. Baltimore
    • VII. Sloops-Of-War and Privateers
    • VIII. Exhaustion
    • IX. Congress And Currency
    • X. Congress And Army
    • XI. The Hartford Convention
    • XII. New Orleans In Danger
    • XIII. The Artillery Battle
    • XIV. The Battle of New Orleans
  • Volume Three
    • I. The Meeting At Ghent
    • II. The Treaty of Ghent
    • III. Close of Hostilities
    • IV. Decline of Massachusetts
    • V. Peace Legislation
    • VI. Retirement of Madison
    • VII. Economical Results
    • VIII. Religious and Political Thought
    • IX. Literature and Art
    • X. American Character
• Maps And Plans
  • Battle of The Thames
  • East End of Lake Ontario and River St. Lawrence from Kinston to French Mills
  • East End of Lake Ontario
  • River St. Lawrence from Williamsburg to Montreal
  • Seat of War Among The Creeks
  • Attack on Craney Island
  • Battle of Chippawa
  • Battle of Lundy's Lane,at Sunset
  • Battle of Lundy's Lane, at Ten O'clock
  • Attack and Defence of Fort Erie
  • Navel Battle at Plattsburg
  • Position of British and American Armies at Plattsburg
  • Campaign of Washington and Baltimore
  • Battle of Bladensburg
  • Attack and Defence of Baltimore
  • Seat of War in Louisiana and West Florida
  • Attack on Fort Bowyer
  • Landing of British Army at New Orleans
  • Attack made by Major General Jackson, Dec.23, 1814
  • British and American Positions at New Orleans
  • Attack and Defence of The American Lines, Jan. 8, 1815
  • Capture of Fort Bowyer
• Index
• Chronology
• Note on the Texts
• Notes

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