reception of F. J. Jackson in, v. 214, 216;
population in 1810, 289;
takes one million of loan of 1814, viii. 17, 18;
заблокирован, ix. 36;
welcomes peace, 59;
сурово обходится с Далласом, 98–100;
treasury payments resumed at, 128;
growth of, 156;
immigrants to, 161;
its society in 1817, 182;
takes the lead of American literature, 201, 205–207.
собрание жителей Бостона в январе 1809 г., iv. 411;
собрание жителей по поводу беспорядков в Балтиморе, vi. 409.
Боттс, Бенджамин, адвокат Бёрра, iii. 444.
Боудич, Натаниэл, i. 93.
Боудоин, Джеймс, назначен посланником в Мадрид, iii. 57;
Jefferson’s letter announcing appointment, 57;
suggestions of plans for his negotiations, 59–61, 71;
reveals Talleyrand’s plan for a settlement with Spain, 378;
letter to, 436.
Форт Боуер. (См. Форт Боуер.)
«Боксер», британский шлюп, захвачен «Энтерпрайзом», vii. 281–283.
Бойд, Адам, член Конгресса от Нью-Джерси, v. 206.
Boyd, John Parke, colonel of Fourth U. S. Infantry, vi. 92, 93;
arrives at Vincennes, 94;
бригадный генерал, vii. 156;
Morgan Lewis’s opinion of, 162;
ordered to cease offensive operations, 179;
commands brigade in Wilkinson’s expedition, 184;
favors moving on Montreal, 185;
covers the rear, 187;
Brown’s and Scott’s opinion of, 188;
his defeat at Chrysler’s Field, 190, 191.
Бойл, Джон, обвинитель на процессе по импичменту Чейза, ii. 228.
Бойл, Томас, командует балтиморским капером «Комета», vii. 316;
commands “Chasseur,” and notifies a blockade of the British coast, viii. 196, 197.
Бракенридж, Х. Х., автор «Современного рыцарства», i. 124; ii. 195.
Bradley, Captain, of the “Cambrian,” ii. 393, 396;
отзыв и повышение, iii. 48.
Bradley, Stephen R., senator from Vermont, ii. 157, 158, 218, 235, 238, 259; iii. 126, 139;
вносит резолюцию против назначения посланника в Россию, iv. 466;
голосует против оккупации Восточной Флориды, vi. 243.
Брэди, Хью, полковник 22-го пехотного полка, viii. 35;
at Lundy’s Lane, 50;
wounded, 52.
Бразилия, перенасыщенная британскими товарами в 1808 г., v. 46.
Брекинридж, Джон, сенатор от Кентукки, i. 269;
moves the repeal of the Judiciary Act, 278, 280;
письмо Джефферсона к нему о покупке Луизианы, ii. 85;
on the admission of Louisiana to the Union, 94, 108;
his bill for the territorial government of Louisiana, 120;
appointed attorney general, iii. 11, 127;
his death, 444.
Brenton, E. B., staff officer of Sir George Prevost, his account of the attack on Sackett’s Harbor, vii. 167, 168.
Брисбен, генерал-майор британской армии, командующий бригадой в Платтсбурге, viii. 101.
Bristol, memorial of merchants in September, 1814, viii. 198, 200.
Брок, Айзек, губернатор Верхней Канады, его карьера, vi. 316;
his military precautions, 317;
his military force, 317;
his civil difficulties, 318, 319;
orders expedition to Mackinaw, 320;
his proclamation, 320;
dismisses his legislature, 320;
passes Long Point, 321, 322;
arrives at Malden, 329;
decides to cross the Detroit River, 330;
his march on Detroit, 332;
returns to Niagara, 341;
his military wishes, 342;
distressed by loss of vessels, 347;
his force at Niagara, 348;
surprised on Queenston Heights, 349;
his death, 350; ix. 42.
Broke, P. B. V., captain of British frigate “Shannon,” commands squadron, vi. 368, 369;
chases “Constitution,” 370, 371;
вызывает Роджерса на бой, vii. 285;
вызывает «Чесапик», 286;
his qualities, 292;
его бой с «Чесапиком», 293–302;
захватывает «Наутилус», 313;
страдающий хроническим заболеванием инвалид всю жизнь, ix. 42;
his gunnery, 230.
Брук, Артур, полковник 44-го британского пехотного полка, при наступлении на Балтимор, viii. 169;
succeeds Ross in command, 170;
studies the lines of Baltimore, 171;
decides to retreat, 172.
Брук, Г. М., майор 23-го пехотного полка, viii. 37.
Брукс, Джон, избран губернатором Массачусетса в 1816 г., ix. 133.
Brookville, in Maryland, viii. 156, 157.
Бругем, Генри, его размышления о причинах английских предрассудков по отношению к Америке, iv. 73;
his hostility to Perceval’s orders, 318;
at the bar of the House opposing the Orders in Council, 321;
organizes agitation against Orders in Council, vi. 271, 280, 283;
his speech of March 3, 1812, 276;
заставляет министров создать следственный комитет, 283–285;
moves repeal, 285.
Браун, Чарльз Брокден, i. 123.
Brown, Jacob, brigadier-general of N. Y. militia, vii. 164, 408;
takes command at Sackett’s Harbor, 165;
his remarks on the battle at Sackett’s Harbor, 165, 166, 169;
appointed brigadier-general in the U. S. army, 170;
commands a brigade in Wilkinson’s expedition, 177, 184;
favors moving on Montreal, 185;
landed on north bank of the St. Lawrence, 187;
clears the bank, 188, 191;
his opinion of Boyd, 188;
appointed major-general, 408;
his fitness described by Wilkinson and Scott, 408, 409;
направлен в Сакеттс-Харбор в феврале 1814 г., viii. 24;
carries his army to Niagara, 27;
returns to Sackett’s Harbor, 28;
at Buffalo in June, ordered to capture Fort Erie, 33;
его силы, 34–38;
crosses the Niagara River, 39;
ведет битву при Чиппаве, 40–42;
его письмо коммодору Чонси, 45–46;
falls back from Queenston to Chippawa, 47, 48;
orders Scott to march toward Queenston, 50;
his order to Miller at Lundy’s Lane, 54;
his position at Lundy’s Lane, 57;
wounded, 58;
orders the array to retire, 59;
orders Ripley to return to Lundy’s Lane, 64;
taken to Buffalo, 66;
summons Gaines to Fort Erie, 67;
his quarrels with Chauncey and Ripley, 81;
his qualities, 82, 218;
resumes command, 82, 83;
его вылазка из форта Эри, 84–89;
asks Izard’s aid, 113;
meets Izard at Batavia, 114;
distrusts Izard, 115;
favors attack on Chippawa in October, 1814, 115;
sent to Sackett’s Harbor, 116;
Izard’s opinion of, 117;
his letter of August 19, 1814, complaining of being left to struggle alone, 218;
глава армейской комиссии по сокращению численности армии, ix. 88;
commands northern military district, 88.
Brown, James, secretary of the Louisiana Territory, ii. 220; iii. 219, 280.
Bruff, Major of Artillery, sounded by General Wilkinson, iii. 222, 241;
his charge against Wilkinson, 454.
Брюин, судья, iii. 325.
Bryant, William Cullen, i. 110, 132;
его поэма «Эмбарго», iv. 279;
his poem “Thanatopsis,” ix. 207, 208, 213, 216, 217, 238.
Бакминстер, Джозеф, i. 81;
remonstrates with Hosea Ballou, ix. 183, 184.
Buckminster, Joseph Stevens, i. 90, 162; ix. 177;
his Phi Beta Kappa oration, 199, 204;
one of the Anthology Club, 202, 203.
Бадд, Джордж, второй лейтенант «Чесапика», vii. 293;
stationed below, 295;
leads boarders, 297.
Буффало, сожжен британцами, vii. 204.
Bullus, Dr., on the “Chesapeake,” iv. 11, 13, 21.
Bülow, Heinrich Wilhelm, i. 41, 48.
Банкер, Элиас, капитан олбанского пакетбота «Эксперимент», i. 6.
Бёрлинг, полковник, iii. 313.
Burnt Corn Creek, Indians attacked at, vii. 229, 232.
Burr, Aaron, Vice-President, i. 65, 93, 109, 112;
his character, 195;
centre of intrigue, 229 et seq.;
takes the chair of the Senate, 279;
votes to recommit the Judiciary Bill, 280;
his toast at the Federalist dinner, 282;
подвергнут нападкам со стороны «Американ Ситизен» и «Авроры», 283;
в деле об импичменте Пикеринга, ii. 154;
invoked by Pickering and Griswold, 171;
его защита «Аристидом», ii. 172;
his interview with Jefferson, 175;
nominated for governor of New York, 177;
confers with Griswold, 183;
defeated, 185;
his hostility to Hamilton, 185;
his duel with Hamilton, 187 et seq.;
presides at the Chase impeachment, 227, 238, 368;
communicates with Merry, 395;
his plan of creating a western confederacy, 402;
asks the aid of the British government, 403;
Turreau’s opinion of, 407;
his plan, 408;
дает решающий голос против поправки доктора Логана к законопроекту о Сан-Доминго, iii. 88;
jealous of Miranda, 189, 218;
his conspiracy and connections, 219;
on his way to New Orleans, in April, 1805, 220;
his plans notorious in New Orleans, 224 et seq.;
returns and visits Andrew Jackson and Wilkinson, 227;
his expectations of aid from England disappointed, 229;
his report to Merry, 231;
received at the White House, 233;
his advances to Yrujo and the Spanish government, 234;
his plot to seize the heads of government and the public money, 239;
his contempt for Jefferson, 244;
his communication with Yrujo, 247;
rebuffed by Fox, 250;
his imposture, 251;
his cipher despatch to Wilkinson, 253;
starts for New Orleans with Mrs. Allston and De Pestre, 255;
secures Blennerhassett’s fortune, 256;
arouses opposition in Kentucky, 268;
orders the purchase of supplies, 274;
denies intention to separate the Eastern from the Western States, 276;
attacked in court by District-Attorney Daveiss, 277;
a second time accused, 282;
acquitted, 282;
repeats his disavowal to Andrew Jackson, 287;
escapes from Nashville, 289;
received at Fort Massac, 291;
his relations in New Orleans, 296;
his visit to New Orleans in 1805, 302;
denounced by Wilkinson, surrenders to Governor Meade, 325 et seq.;
deserts his friends, 327;
arrested and sent to Richmond, Va., 327;
brought to trial before Chief-Justice Marshall, 441;
committed for misdemeanor only, 446;
indicted, 459;
his demeanor under trial, 464;
acquitted, 469;
его меморандум Наполеону, v. 239.
Burrows, William, lieutenant in U. S. Navy, captures the “Boxer,” vii. 281, 281, 282;
his death and burial, 282, 283.
Бёрвелл, Уильям А., член Конгресса от Виргинии, о сокращении армии и флота в 1810 г., v. 202.
Кабинет министров. (См. Джеймс Мэдисон, Роберт Смит, Джеймс Монро, Уильям Джонс, государственные секретари; Альберт Галлатин, Г. В. Кэмпбелл, А. Ж. Даллас, У. Х. Кроуфорд, министры финансов; Генри Дирборн, Уильям Юстис, Джеймс Монро, Джон Армстронг, А. Ж. Даллас, военные министры; Роберт Смит, Пол Гамильтон, Уильям Джонс, Б. В. Крауиншил, министры военно-морского флота; Леви Линкольн, Джон Брекинридж, Сизар А. Родни, Уильям Пинкни, Ричард Раш, генеральные прокуроры.)
Cabot, George, his opinion of democracy, i. 84, 86 et seq.;
письмо с возражениями против плана Пикеринга, ii. 164;
inclines to Burr, 182;
opposed to neutral claims, iii. 95, 144; iv. 29;
letters from, given to Rose by Pickering, 235, 412;
at the head of the Massachusetts delegation to the Hartford Convention, viii. 225, 227, 288;
his conservative character, 291, 292;
chosen president of the Hartford Convention, 292, 293;
authorized to call another meeting, 295;
defence of, 305;
John Adams’s remark about, 308.
Кадор, герцог (см. Шампаньи).
«Каледония», 2-пушечный британский бриг, захвачен лейтенантом Эллиоттом, vi. 347;
in Perry’s squadron, vii. 116, 120, 122;
in Perry’s action, 124, 125.
Кэлхун, Джон К., i. 154;
член Конгресса от Южной Каролины, vi. 122;
on Committee of Foreign Relations, 124, 128;
his war-speech of Dec. 12, 1811, 143, 144;
votes for frigates, 164;
warns Quincy of the embargo, 201;
on the conquest of Canada, 212;
his war-report, 226;
his bill declaring war, 228;
his speech of June 24, 1812, against the restrictive system, 233;
favors war-taxation, 235;
opposes compromise of forfeitures under Non-importation Act, 442;
favors high import duties, 444;
his remark on inconsistency, vii. 374, 375;
его план национального банка, viii. 250–253;
votes against legal tender, 254;
accepts Giles’s militia bill, 274;
not a good judge of treason, 286;
в Четырнадцатом Конгрессе, ix. 107;
his view of extremes in government, 108, 109;
chairman of committee on currency, 111;
favors protection, 115;
reports bill for a national bank, 116, 117;
supports compensation bill, 121;
his remark that the House of Representatives was not a favorite with the American people, 134, 137;
his defence of the House, 145;
his bill for internal improvements, 148, 149, 152, 169.
Каллендер, Джеймс Т., его пасквили на Джефферсона, i. 322 и след.
кальвинизм, народная реакция против него в Новой Англии, i. 82;
раскол церкви в 1815 г., ix. 175–187.
«Кембриан», британский фрегат, iii. 48.
Кэмпбелл, Джордж В., член Конгресса от Теннесси, ii. 123;
a manager in impeachment of Judge Chase, 224, 228, 230;
председатель Комитета путей и средств, iv. 153;
challenged by Gardenier, 203, 217;
his argument for the embargo, 267;
his report to Congress on measures of force, 370;
defends his report, 380;
his Resolution adopted, 383;
opposes fitting out the navy, 426, 441;
speech of, on the Non-intercourse Act, 448;
его доклад доходит до Каннинга, v. 49;
not a member of the Eleventh Congress, 76;
senator from Tennessee, his criticism of Giles, vi. 150, 151;
appointed Secretary of the Treasury, vii. 371, 397;
negotiates loan in May, 1814, viii. 17, 18;
accedes to abandoning impressment as a sine qua non, 122;
at Winder’s headquarters, August 24, 137;
goes to Frederick, 152;
fails to negotiate loan of six millions in July, 1814, 213;
his annual report of Sept. 23, 1814, 240;
announces the impracticability of raising loans, 241, 242;
makes no suggestion for supplying deficit, 242;
resigns, 240;
возвращается в Сенат, ix. 108.
Кэмпбелл, Джон, член Конгресса от Мэриленда, iii. 356.
Кэмпбелл, Джон А., судья Верховного суда, о прецеденте с Луизианой, ii. 127.
Кэмпбелл, Томас, заимствует у Фрино, i. 126;
his Declaration of Sept. 9, 1809, ix. 184, 185, 239.
Canada, intended conquest of, vi. 136, 141, 142, 145, 146, 150, 212;
invasion planned at Washington, 297;
ordered by Eustis, 302;
conquest attempted by Hull, 296;
invaded by Hull, 302;
evacuated, 315;
трудности обороны, 316–319;
extent of Upper, 316;
military force in 1812, 317, 338;
Jefferson and Madison on campaign in, 337;
invasion of, at Niagara, 344, 345;
нападение Ван Ренсселера, 346–353;
попытки Смита против, 354–358;
Dearborn’s march to, 360;
британские гарнизоны в, vii. 151, 194–196;
подкрепления для, в 1814 г., viii. 91, 99–102;
надлежащий метод нападения на, vii. 144–147;
difficulties of defence, 145; viii. 91, 93;
граница подлежит выпрямлению, 94–97;
regular troops in, December, 1814, 118;
demands of, at Ghent, ix. 7, 8;
cession of, asked by Monroe, 11, 12;
British reproach about, 29, 30.
Canals in 1800, i. 8–10, 26, 29, 38, 94;
предложено Галлатином в 1808 г., iv. 364.
(См. канал Эри.)
Каннинг, Джордж, возвышение, ii. 417;
становится министром иностранных дел, iv. 56;
his character, 57, 73; v. 56;
его мнение о демократах, iv. 59;
his wit, 60;
his eloquence, 61;
his negotiation with Monroe respecting the “Chesapeake” affair, 40 et seq.;
his reasons for disavowing Berkeley’s act, 76 et seq.;
his opinion on Spencer Perceval’s proposed Order in Council, 92, 97;
instructs Erskine with regard to the Orders in Council, 99;
instructions to Rose, 178 et seq.;
opposes interference with the effect of the embargo, 326;
his confidence in Napoleon’s overthrow in 1808, 331;
on the causes of the embargo, 332;
replies to Pinkney’s conditional proposition to withdraw the embargo, 334 et seq.;
его письмо к Пинкни, опубликованное в «Нью-Ингленд Палладиум», 419;
его ответ Наполеону и Александру, v. 23;
his notice to Pinkney of possible change in the Orders, 42;
his note of Dec. 24, 1808, announcing a change, 43;
his anger at Pinkney’s reply, 44, 45;
his willingness for further relaxations, 45;
his discontent with Castlereagh and Perceval, 48, 106;
his reception of Erskine’s despatches and Campbell’s Report, 49, 50, 51;
his assertion as to the cause of the embargo, 51;
his instructions to Erskine of Jan. 23, 1809, 52–57, 66, 70–73, 90;
his influence declining, 57, 58;
his speech of March 6, 1809, on the Orders, 61;
his remark to Pinkney on the Order of April 26, 64;
его отказ от соглашения Эрскина, 87–95;
his statement to the House of Commons, 97, 98;
его инструкции Ф. Дж. Джексону, 1 июля 1809 г., 98–105;
his charge of duplicity against Madison, 99, 100, 114, 125;
his resignation, 107;
his duel with Castlereagh, 107;
his relations with Wellesley, 266, 267;
his speech on the renewal of intercourse between the United States and Great Britain, 276;
his speech of March 3, 1812, on the Orders in Council and licenses, vi. 277, 278;
о потере «Герриера» и «Македонянина», vii. 6;
on the conduct of the war, 10, 11, 23;
his failure as a minister, 20, 21;
его взгляд на британские законы о натурализации, 21–23.
«Каноны этикета», ii. 365.
Кантрель, м., iii. 300.
Capitol at Washington in 1800, i. 30, 198;
designed by Dr. Thornton, 111;
the south wing completed, iv. 152, 209;
сожжен, viii. 145;
восстановлен, ix. 142.
Caramelli, Hamet, ii. 430, 436.
Carden, J. S., captain of the British frigate “Macedonian,” vi. 382, 383.
«Карнейшн», британский шлюп, атакует и уничтожает «Дженерал Армстронг», viii. 202–207.
«Каролина», американский 14-пушечный шлюп, у Нового Орлеана, viii. 344;
her share in the night battle, 346, 347, 349, 350;
her fire imprisons the British troops, 352, 355;
destroyed, Dec. 27, 1814, 356, 359.
Carroll, William, major-general of Tennessee militia, arrives at New Orleans, viii. 336, 337;
his brigade, 344;
posted on the Gentilly road, 345.
“Carron,” 20-gun British sloop-of-war, sent to Pensacola, viii. 319, 322;
attacks Fort Bowyer, 323, 324.
каронады, их дальность стрельбы, viii. 109.
Casa Calvo, Marquis of, iii. 71, 73, 74, 79.
Касс, Льюис, полковник ополчения Огайо, vi. 298;
refuses to abandon Detroit, 315;
his discontent with Hull, 326;
detached to open an interior road to the river Raisin, 328;
ordered to return, 329;
included in Hull’s capitulation, 334;
бригадный генерал армии США, vii. 128;
treats with Indians, 261.
Cassin, John, captain in U. S. navy, vii. 270, 271.
«Кастилиан», британский шлюп, крейсирует в компании с «Эвоном», viii. 189;
доклад его командира о потере «Эвона», 190–192.
Castine, occupied by British expedition, viii. 95, 96;
предложено вернуть в Генте, ix. 34.
Castlereagh, Lord, on Howick’s Order in Council, iv. 80, 81;
becomes War Secretary, 81;
urges retaliation on France, 83, 90, 325, 421;
his supposed failures as Secretary of War, v. 47, 48, 106, 107;
his quarrel with Canning, 56, 57;
his duel with Canning, 107;
retires from the cabinet, 107;
становится министром иностранных дел, vi. 216;
his instructions to Foster of April 10, 1812, 216, 220;
announces suspension of Orders in Council, 286;
his statement of number of American seamen in British service, 456;
his remarks to Russell, Aug. 24, 1812, vi. 416; vii. 2, 3;
defends course of ministry, 11;
his remarks on impressment, 19, 20;
his remarks on the Czar’s offer of mediation, 29;
declines Russian mediation in May, 1813, 340, 345, 346;
his letter of July 5, declining mediation, 341, 342;
his letter to Cathcart, July 13, offering direct negotiation with United States, 342, 343, 349, 350, 355;
lukewarm about the American war, 356, 358, 360;