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Albany Register Ex[tra]ordinary, April 24, 1809

Ephemera, 1809

Supplement to the Quebec Mercury, November 25, 1811

Ephemera, 1811

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary ... February 21, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extra Dec. 17

Ephemera, 1812

Supplement to the Quebec Mercury, February 24, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary ... July 16, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, August 6, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, August 27, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Glorious news!!! York, August 20, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury extra. Oct. 24

Ephemera, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, September 3, 1812

Ephemera, 1812

Proclamation : Province of Upper Canada

Ephemera, 1812

To the officers of the Army and the citizens of the United States This map of Upper and Lower Canada and United States contigious Contracted from the Manuscript surveys of P. F. Tardieu Is respectfully inscribed by the publicks most Obedient Servant Thomas Kensett

Map, 1812

A map exhibiting the frontiers of Canada and the United States; intended to Illustrate the Operations of the British and American Armies

Map, 1813

Victory by Gen. Dearborn

Ephemera, 1813

A Scene on Lake Ontario

Picture, 1813

A map of the American Lakes and Adjoining Country, the present Seat of War between Great Britain & the United States. Done in part, from a Sketch of the late Major General Sr Isaac Brock

Map, 1813

Sir George Prevost

Picture, 1814

The bold lads of Canada

Ephemera, 1814

Important from the frontiers!

Ephemera, 1814

A new correct map of the seat of war in Lower Canada protracted from Holland's large map compiled from actual survey made to order of the Provincial Government, Laid down with many late additions and improvements, by Amos Lay, Land Surveyor, H.S. Tanner, Sc

Map, 1814

Iohn [sic] Bull making a new Batch of Ships to send to the Lakes

Picture, 1814

Head Quarters. York, March 10, 1815. Militia General Order

Ephemera, 1815

Militia general orders

Ephemera, 1815

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Albany Register Ex[tra]ordinary, April 24, 1809

Supplement to the Quebec Mercury, November 25, 1811

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary ... February 21, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extra Dec. 17

Supplement to the Quebec Mercury, February 24, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary ... July 16, 1812

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, August 6, 1812

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, August 27, 1812

Glorious news!!! York, August 20, 1812

Quebec Mercury extra. Oct. 24

Quebec Mercury Extraordinary, September 3, 1812

Proclamation : Province of Upper Canada

To the officers of the Army and the citizens of the United States This map of Upper and Lower Canada and United States contigious Contracted from the Manuscript surveys of P. F. Tardieu Is respectfully inscribed by the publicks most Obedient Servant Thomas Kensett

A map exhibiting the frontiers of Canada and the United States; intended to Illustrate the Operations of the British and American Armies

Victory by Gen. Dearborn

A Scene on Lake Ontario

A map of the American Lakes and Adjoining Country, the present Seat of War between Great Britain & the United States. Done in part, from a Sketch of the late Major General Sr Isaac Brock

Sir George Prevost

The bold lads of Canada

Important from the frontiers!

A new correct map of the seat of war in Lower Canada protracted from Holland's large map compiled from actual survey made to order of the Provincial Government, Laid down with many late additions and improvements, by Amos Lay, Land Surveyor, H.S. Tanner, Sc

Iohn [sic] Bull making a new Batch of Ships to send to the Lakes

Head Quarters. York, March 10, 1815. Militia General Order

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