November 1812

• November 1 1812: The “Fenians” of 1812
• November 2 1812: Lovett’s Truth will Prevail
• November 2 1812: Diplomatic Dinner
• November 3 1812: Coleridge’s Dull Lecture
• November 4 1812: Adam’s Napoleon
• November 4 1812: Ragamuffins
• November 4 1812: Presidential Address
• November 4 1812: Lovett’s Take on Queenston
• November 5 1812: Guy Fawkes Day
• November 6 1812: Winter Attacks
• November 6 1812: War News
• November 6 1812: Byron Gossip
• November 7 1812: Robert Southey
• November 8 1812: Winter Continues Attack
• November 9 1812: Byron Receives an Irish Epistle
• November 9 1812: Snow and Death of General Pardo
• November 10 1812: Second Coleridge Lecture
• November 10 1812: Slave Trade and Impressments
• November 11 1812: Shelley and Mary Meet
• November 12 1812: The Changeable Mr. Porter
• November 13 1812: Commanding Commodore
• November 13 1812: Brock is Captured
• November 14 1812: Lady Caroline’s Terrors
• November 14 1812: Hobhouse, Dr. Johnson and Gibbon…
• November 15 1812: Napoleon Faces Down the Enemy
• November 16 1812: Southey’s Laborious Idleness
• November 17 1812: General Alexander Smyth
• November 18 1812: Ney Bravest of the Brave
• November 19 1812: Ney Crosses the Dnieper
• November 20 1812: Ney’s Return
• November 20 1812: Southey and the Evangelical Mind…
• November 21 1812: Prevost Reports
• November 21 1812: Betsy Doyle Returns Fire
• November 22 1812: It all Depends
• November 23 1812: Sheaffe to Prevost
• November 23 1812: Napoleon Contemplates Being Capt…
• November 24 1812: British Parliament Assembles
• November 25 1812: Adams on Napoleon’s Disaster
• November 26 1812: Lord Byron
• November 26 1812: Crossing the Berezina
• November 27 1812: Napoleon Parody
• November 28 1812: Captain King
• November 29 1812: Walter Scott
• November 30 1812: Byron’s 37 Letters