Battle of new orleans

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Learn the truth behind six common myths about the last major engagement of the War of 1812.

The US invaded Canada. New England nearly seceded. And after being torched, Washington, D.C. was almost abandoned.

Old Cows and Old Warhorses. Prussia had been no less backwards than any of the other allies in gathering men to invade France in 1815.

General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans- by John Pomeroy

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The Battle of New Orleans was a one-month conflict taking place between early December 1814 and mid-January 1815. The battle is known as the final big conflict of the War of 1812 between an outnumbered U.S. force of 4,700+ and an overwhelming British force of over 14,400. A number of military greats led their forces in this mega-clash and many ...