[DOC] [TLE] Jean Lafitte - Wikipedia [PAR] Jean Lafitte ( c. 1780  c. 1823) was a French-American pirate and privateer in 
the Gulf of ... Later, in return for a legal pardon for the smugglers, Lafitte and his 
comrades ... defend New Orleans against the British in the final battle of the War 
of 1812. ..... Likely inspired by Lafitte's offer to help defend Louisiana, Governor... [DOC] [TLE] Jean Laffite | American pirate | Britannica.com [PAR] From 1810 to 1814 this group probably formed the nucleus for Laffite's illicit 
colony ... Jackson accepted, and in the Battle of New Orleans (December 1814
January 1815) the ... James Madison issued a public proclamation of pardon for 
the group. Nevertheless, after the war the pirate chief returned to his old ways, 
and in... [DOC] [TLE] Searching for The Real Jean Laffite | The Pirate of New Orleans [PAR] Was he born in the former colony of St. Domingue or in the cities of Bayonne or ... 
a pardon from President Madison for his support of Americans in the Battle of 
New ... sold slaves openly through notaries in New Orleans, but was jailed in 
1814. [DOC] [TLE] The Rise of Jean Laffite and his Role in the Battle of New Orleans ... [PAR] The Rise of Jean Laffite and his Role in the ... overview of the Laffite story it 
should serve well as an mtroduction for new ... On the morning of September 3, 
1814 ... Laffite, the infamous French pirate and .... whereas in the city legal slaves 
cost up ... He wrote to President Madison: ..... pardons for Laffite's men.56 Laffite, 
in. [DOC] [TLE] LAFFITE, JEAN | The Handbook of Texas Online| Texas State ... [PAR] Jun 15, 2010 ... Jean Laffite (Lafitte), pirate, was born in Bayonne, France, probably in 1780 ... 
During the War of 1812, in September 1814, the British, attempting to gain a ... 
and during the battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815, his followers ... of 1815
16 to lay their case before President James Madison, but in March... [DOC] [TLE] Battle of New Orleans: Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop - Stop 8 of 10 in the ... [PAR] Legend suggests that Jean Lafitte and his brother Pierre Lafitte operated a ... for 
the release of his brother Pierre who was locked up in the Calaboose, or city 
prison. ... However, Jackson finally accepted Lafitte's help in December 1814 
because of ... President Madison issued a Proclamation, granting a full pardon to 
Jean... [DOC] [TLE] he Battle of New Orleans - JeanLafitte.net [PAR] During the battle, Jean Lafitte was on the west bank of the Mississippi, while the 
... didn't keep the government from keeping the ships and booty seized from his 
base on ... Late in November 1814, a large British expeditionary force of 18,000 
sailed .... President James Madison gave full pardons to the Barataria privateers 
for... [DOC] [TLE] PARDON POWER: Madison's Pirate Pardon: Celebrating New ... [PAR] Mar 27, 2010 ... Madison's Pirate Pardon: Celebrating New Orleans' Jean LaFitte ... In January of 
1814, another federal agent was killed when trying to prevent a ... The British 
offered Lafitte everything a pirate of his stature could really want: ... In February of 
1815, President James Madison pardoned the LaFitte brothers in... [DOC] [TLE] American Hauntings: The Battle of New Orleans [PAR] Jan 8, 2013 ... The coming battle would be a heroic event in the city's history  as long as they ... 
In September 1814, British officers offered Jean Lafitte a pardon and a rich 
reward if he and his pirates would help them attack New Orleans. ... One month 
after the battle, Lafitte was given a full pardon by President Madison. [DOC] [TLE] Battle of New Orleans | Historia Obscura [PAR] Oct 10, 2015 ... If George Poindexter had been Sec. of War or President during the end of the 
War ... from piracy to Patriotism, in the notorious Lafitte and his banditti. .... 8, 
1815, along with a copy of James Madison's presidential pardon of the 
Baratarians. ... those who had just served to

Question: The pirate Jean Lafitte was pardoned by President Madison for his help during the 1814 battle of this city
Answer: New Orleans