Papers, 1809-1820 (inclusive), 1801-1805, 1820 (bulk).

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Papers, 1809-1820 (inclusive), 1801-1805, 1820 (bulk).

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The papers of Stephen Decatur, American naval officer, contain copies of orders and letters relating to his service with the United States Navy in the Mediterranean before and during the Tripolitan War, a letter of Decatur's relating to his fatal duel with Captain James Barron, and articles of agreement.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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Decatur, Stephen, 1779-1820

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