Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1816, just a year after the end of the War of 1812, this book provides a contemporary account of the United States' conflict with Great Britain. Thomson, who served on the staff of General William Henry Harrison, provides a detailed analysis of the war's causes, course, and consequences. The author also describes the key battles and campaigns, as well as the strategies and tactics employed by both sides. An essential resource for anyone interested in this critical episode in American history.
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