September 1812

• September 1 1812: Adams Talks to Landlord
• September 1 1812: Not Our Fault
• September 1 1812: John Marshall on a Flatboat
• September 2 1812: Goya’s Wellington
• September 2 1812: Goethe on Beethoven
• September 2 1812: Napoleon learns of Salamanca
• September 2 1812: Adams Has More War News
• September 3 1812: A Young Woman Writes to Byron
• September 4 1812: War to Start in Four Days, Again…
• September 4 1812: Assiniboia Established
• September 5 1812: Byron at Cheltenham
• September 5 1812: Van Rensselaer Frets
• September 6 1812: Hull as a Verb
• September 6 1812: Borodino
• September 7 1812: Slaughter at Borodino
• September 7 1812: Adams Meets Madame de Stael
• September 8 1812: Armistice Ends
• September 9 1812: Shelley’s Floating Boxes
• September 10 1812: Byron By the Waters of Cheltenh…
• September 10 1812: British Ambassador
• September 11 1812: Confusion and Distrust
• September 11 1812: Napoleon Recuperates
• September 12 1812: Ladies Gossip about Lady Caroli…
• September 13 1812: Lord Holland writes to Lord Byr…
• September 13 1812: Byron has Marriage in Mind
• September 14 1812: Napoleon at the Gates of Moscow…
• September 14 1812: Hobhouse Visits Shakespeare’s H…
• September 15 1812: Moscow Burns
• September 16 1812: Moscow Continues to Burn
• September 16 1812: Beethoven Tyrant
• September 17 1812: Moscow Fire Continues
• September 17 1812: Van Rensselaer writes to Dearbo…
• September 18 1812: Brock Gives His Word
• September 18 1812: Napoleon Returns to Moscow
• September 18 1812: Brock Writes to Brother Savery
• September 18 1812: Byron and Marriage
• September 19 1812: Shelleys are Gone!
• September 20 1812: Napoleon Asks for Negotiations
• September 21 1812: Tsar Offers Mediation
• September 22 1812: We shall Invade Canada [Again]
• September 22 1812: Byron Prepares an Address
• September 23 1812: Lord Byron: Ecco!
• September 23 1812: Rumor that Napoleon is Mortally…
• September 24 1812: Prince Bagration Dies
• September 24 1812: Rumors that Moscow Captured
• September 24 1812: Byron Scribbles and Scribbles
• September 25 1812: Use of Huzzas to Fight “Indians…
• September 25 1811: John Quincy Adams
• September 25 1812 : Byron, A Charming Misogynist
• September 26 1812: A Continuous Four Hour Meal
• September 26 1812: Lord Holland’s Dislike of “Inte…
• September 27 1812: How Byron Scrawls
• September 27 1812: Subdued Anniversary
• September 28 1812: Brock on Native Claims
• September 28 1812: Byron and the Father of all Mis…
• September 28 1812: Byron Continues to Scribble Awa…
• September 28 1812: Susan Vaughan, In Disgrace
• September 28 1812: Adams Discussion with Mr. Polet…
• September 29 1812: British Parliament Dissolved
• September 29 1812: Women! Women! Women!
• September 29 1812: Lord Holland and the Stage
• September 30 1812: Byron’s Kidney Stone Attack
• September 30 1812: News of a Desperate War