COMMODORE PERRY’S AUTOGRAPH.
APPENDICES
I.
AUTHORITIES.
WRITINGS OF M. C. PERRY.
Autograph.
Diary, Remarks, etc. (on board the United States frigate President, Commodore Rodgers), made by M. C. Perry. [From March 19, 1811, to July 25, 1813].
Letters of M. C. Perry to his superior officers, and to the United States Navy Department, in the United States Navy Archives, Washington D. C.; in all, about two thousand. These are bound up with others, in volumes lettered on the back Officers' Letters, Master Commandants’ Letters, Captains' Letters. As commodore of a squadron, M. C. Perry’s autograph letters and papers relating to his cruises are bound in separate volumes and lettered: Squadron, Coast of Africa, under Commodore M. C. Perry, April 10 1843, to April 29 1845, [1 volume, folio]; Home Squadron, Commodore M. C. Perry’s Cruise [2 volumes, folio, on The Mexican War]; East India, China and Japan Squadron, Commodore M. C. Perry, Volume I, December 1852 to December 31 1853; Volume II, January 1854 to May 1855 [2 volumes, folio].