Tecumseh & Brock: The War of 1812A political scientist, scholar and the best-selling author of Stalking the Elephant: My Discover of America describes the War of 1812 and discusses the strange alliance of a Shawnee chieftain and an English Major-General. |
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Contents
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The Prophet | 95 |
Brock on the Eve of War | 109 |
Tecumsehs Last Days | 195 |
The Creek War | 211 |
Out ofthe Furnace of War an Upper Canadian Identity | 229 |
Bloody Niagara | 247 |
Rockets Red Glare | 257 |
American Victories at Lake Champlain and New Orleans | 279 |
The Treaty of Ghent | 293 |
Two Mysteries | 297 |
The United States Declares War on Great Britain | 123 |
Two Warriors | 143 |
The Capture of Fort Detroit | 149 |
Death of the General | 163 |
York in Flames | 179 |
Notes | 303 |
SelectBibliography | 329 |
Acknowledgements | 341 |
Index | 343 |
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