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The Wars of 18123. Smith, Reminiscences, p. 60; Boston Gazette, 22 October 1812, 19November 1812; John Quincy Adams Diary, 31 August 1812, in microfilmsof Adams Papers, Reel 31, p. 409.4. Smith, Reminiscences, pp. 53-56.5. Letter to Secretary of State, 24 Ma y 1812, Gothenburg, NationalArchives, Consular Dispatches—Gothenburg, Vol. I.6. Smith, Reminiscences, pp. 60-64.7. Smith wrote his account of his stay in Sweden and his adventuresafter the arrival of the "Champlin" when he was a very old man. Somemight think that the years that intervened between the events of 1812 andhis writing of them might have acted as a lens to magnify his own exploits.However, the Boston Gazette, 16 November 1812, and a letter from Forbes(to [?], 5 September 1812, National Archives, Consular Dispatches—Copenhagen, Vol. II) corroborate Smith's later account on all the mainpoints.8. Smith, Reminiscences, pp. 65-70, 109-10.9. Letter to [?], 4 September, 5 September 1812, Copenhagen, NationalArchives, Consular Dispatches—Copenhagen, Vol. II.10. Letter to Secretary of State, 21 August 1812, St. Petersburg, in JohnQuincy Adams Letterbook, in microfilms of Adams Papers, Reel 136, p. 405.11. For instance, the "Cato," of Marblehead, "Sukey Ann " and "ElizaAnn," of Salem, were captured off Hano, presumably while innocently seekingBritish convoy (Smith, Reminiscences, p. no).12. Letter to Secretary of State, 10/22 August, 15/27 October 1812,St. Petersburg, National Archives, Consular Dispatches—St. Petersburg,Vol. II.13. Smith, Reminiscences, p. no.14. Letter to Secretary of State, 5 September 1812, Copenhagen, Na ­tional Archives, Consular Dispatches—Copenhagen, Vol. II.15. Letter to Secretary of State, 25 September 1812, Stockholm, Na ­tional Archives, Consular Dispatches—Stockholm, Vol. I.16. Reinoehl, "Impact of the French Revolution and Napoleon on theCrowninshield Family," p. 190.17. Boston Gazette, 22 October 1812; Salem Gazette, 23 October 1812.18. Salem Gazette, 20 November 1812; letter of Captain Stanley, 2 October1812, Plymouth, in log of ship "Friendship," 1811-12 (Essex Institute).19. Salem Gazette, 23 October 1812.20. Letter to Secretary of State, 1/13 January 1813, Archangel, Na ­tional Archives, Consular Dispatches—Archangel, Vol. I.21. Franklin D . Scott (ed.), "President Madison's Foreign Policy—TheViews of an American Merchant Abroad in 1811," Journal of Modern History,XV I (December, 1944), 295.22. Letter to Gray, 15 October 1812, St. Petersburg, in John Quincy2-73