US punitive expedition against the village Kuala Batee in Sumatra, in response to the killing of the crew of the ship Friendship. It began on 6 February 1832 in what is now Indonesia and lasted until 9 February 1832 (about 3 days). The setting was Kuala Batee. It was part of Sumatran expeditions.
Before and after
- from 27 December 1831 to 2 October 1836Second voyage of HMS Beagle
- from 1832 to 1835Republic of Indian Stream
- 23 January 1832Birth of Édouard Manet
- 27 January 1832Birth of Lewis Carroll
- from 6 February 1832 to 9 February 1832First Sumatran expedition
- 22 March 1832Death of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 19 April 1832Birth of José Echegaray
- from May 1832 to August 1832Black Hawk War
- from 7 May 1832 to 1 June 1973Kingdom of Greece
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