Nova Scotia Archives
Spoils of War: Privateering in Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia privateers have successful winter cruises
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 8 January 1814 page 3
Privateer Rolla offered for sale
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 15 January 1814 page 3
Account of Richard Tremaine & Co., goods shipped to the United States of America, 1813
Date: 1812
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 5 A volume 20 number 19a
Advertisement for publication of Court of Vice Admiralty decisions
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 18 June 1814 page 3
"Castine Taken"
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 10 September 1814 page 3
Annapolis man runs away to sea
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 10 September 1814 page 4
American prisoners escape while working in Dartmouth
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 15 October 1814 page 3
British Navy extends blockade to New England
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 19 November 1814 page 3
"Sloop Mary — Again", False flags shown to lure prey to capture
Date: 1814
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 31 December 1814 page 2
Successful NS Privateer Sherbrooke offered at auction for peacetime use
Date: 1815
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Newspapers: Acadian Recorder 7 January 1815 page 3
"Notes on Nova Scotian Privateers"
Reference: Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society Nova Scotia Archives Library: F90 N85 volume 13 page 111-152