Overview In English.

Overview In English.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from John Wingate Weeks at Camp Buffalo, New York to Samuel A. Pearson, complaining bitterly of receiving no mail. Comments on Napoleon's defeat and sends news of the death of one Farnham.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from John Wingate Weeks at Camp Queenstown, Canada to Samuel A. Pearson, describing a bloody encouter with the British (Battle of Chippewa) and enumerates casualties.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from John Wingate Weeks in Buffalo, New York to Samuel A. Pearson with news of a battle (probably at Lundy's Lane) in which much blood was shed and a great many losses were sustained on both sides.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from John Wingate Weeks in Buffalo, New York to Samuel A. Pearson, commenting on the significance of events in Europe, on the strength of the English, and giving news of his regiment.

Scope and Contents Letter from John Wingate Weeks of Buffalo, New York to Samuel A. Pearson, reporting on the surrender of the British at Fort Erie.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from John Wingate Weeks at Camp Buffalo, New York to Samuel A Pearson, describing advantages of "this Western Country" where he is on military duty and comments on Napoleon's situation in Europe. Maj. Levensworth compliments Weeks'company.

Scope and Contents Three-page letter from Samuel A. Pearson of Lancaster, New Hampshire to John Wingate Weeks with miscellaneous news of mutual friends, a death, a marriage, a forthcoming birth, and comments on the fall of Napoleon.

Scope and Contents Letter from Samuel A. Pearson of Lancaster, New Hampshire to John Wingate Weeks with news of Lancaster and of the escape of one Alpheus Hutchins from a a prisoner-of-war camp in Quebec.