USS Intrepid (1798) (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "USS Intrepid (1798)" in English language version.

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Jackman, William J. (1911). History of the American Nation. Chicago: Western Press Association. p. 694.
Waldo, 1821 pp. 100–101 Waldo, Samuel Putnam (1821). The life and character of Stephen Decatur.
P. B. Goodsell, Hartford, Conn., 1821. Url
Waldo, 1821 pp. 135–136 Waldo, Samuel Putnam (1821). The life and character of Stephen Decatur.
P. B. Goodsell, Hartford, Conn., 1821. Url

U.S.Navy, DANFS, Intrepid, page article Dept U.S.Navy. "Ships Histories Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships".
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships.
Department of the Navy – Naval Historical Center. Retrieved 1 November 2011.

"Colimore (2011), page article Colimore, Edward (25 October 2011). "Effort under way to bring back U.S. sailors buried in Libya". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved 26 October 2011. [E]ight of the 13 sailors [are] interred beneath Green Square in Tripoli .... Nearby are the graves of five more, ... at a tiny, walled cemetery that overlooks the harbor.

See, Leiner, Frederick C., "Searching for Nelson’s Quote", USNI News, United States Naval Institute, 5 February 2013, setting forth the evidence for and against that quote.