Publisher's Synopsis
âWar-echoes of 1812-13: A Collection of Poems Relating to Events of our Last War With England, Volume 2â presents a compilation of verses inspired by the War of 1812. This collection, compiled by Frederick J. Hillig, captures the spirit and sentiments of the era through the voices of poets who lived through it.
These poems offer a window into the past, reflecting on the battles, heroes, and the impact of the conflict on the young nation. A valuable resource for those interested in American history and literature, this volume preserves the poetic expressions of a pivotal moment in the nation's formative years. Experience the war through the eyes of those who chronicled it in verse, ensuring that the echoes of 1812-13 continue to resonate with readers today.
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