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America, Russia, Hemy, and Nafdleon4. Letter to Secretary of State, 12 April 1812, Copenhagen, NationalArchives, Diplomatic Dispatches—Denmark, Vol. I.5. Clauder, American Commerce and the French Revolution and Napoleon,p. 225.6. Weekly Register, II (28 March 1812), 57.7. Letter to Secretary of State, 10 January 1812, Stockholm, NationalArchives, Consular Dispatches—Stockholm, Vol. I.8. Franklin D . Scott, Bernadotte and the Fall of Napoleon (Cambridge,Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1935), p. 11.9. Koht, "Bernadotte and Swedish-American Relations, 1810—1814," p.271.10. Carlson, Relations of the United States with Sweden, p. 52; letterto T. B. Adams, 14 June 1812, St. Petersburg, in John Quincy AdamsLetterbook, in microfilms of Adams Papers, Reel 139; letter to Secretary ofState, 18 Ma y 1812, Oerebro, National Archives, Consular Dispatches—Stockholm, Vol. I; letter to Coolidge and Co., 2 May 1812, Gothenburg,Letterbook of John March (Massachusetts Historical Society).11. Letter to Secretary of State, 10 February 1812, Copenhagen, Na ­tional Archives, Diplomatic Dispatches—Denmark, Vol. I.12. Ruppenthal, "Denmark and the Continental System," p. 14.13. Letter to Secretary of State, 14 Ma y 1812, Copenhagen, NationalArchives, Diplomatic Dispatches—Denmark, Vol. I.14. Letter to Secretary of State, 12 April 1812, Copenhagen, ibid.15. Letter to Secretary of State, 17 April 1812, Copenhagen, ibid.16. Letter to Secretary of State, 31 Ma y 1812, Copenhagen, ibid., Vol. II.17. Weekly Register, III (31 October 1812), 137.18. Letter to Secretary of State, 15/27 October 1812, St. Petersburg,National Archives, Consular Dispatches—St. Petersburg, Vol. II; Mikhailowitch,Les Relations diplomatiques, VI, Pt. II, 290.19. Caulaincourt, With Napoleon in Russia, pp. 5, 24. English sourcesseem to bear out Napoleon for the year 1811: see Annual Register for1811, p. 137; Gentleman's Magazine, LXXXI, No. 2 (August, 1811), 180.Those wh o think that Caulaincourt's hindsight might have been agood deal better than he said his foresight was are referred to John QuincyAdams' Diary, 1 o March 1811, in microfilms of Adams Papers, Reel 31,p. 222, which reports of a Mr . Montreal's conversation that day withCaulaincourt. Caulaincourt, said Montreal, "dwelt with great earnestnesson the evils and the dangers of a war with Russia; which he said wouldprove a second Spanish war."20. Mikhailowitch, Les Relations diplomatiques, VI, Pt. II, 262-63.21. Mahan, Influence of Sea Power, II, 351.22. Mikhailowitch, Les Relations diplomatiques, VI, Pt. II, 173, 187.23. Letter to Secretary of State, 4/16 May 1812, St. Petersburg,National Archives, Consular Dispatches—St. Petersburg, Vol. II.244