Battle Of The Thames, War Of 1812 - Canvas Giclee

Battle Of The Thames, War Of 1812 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee 35 Numbered Overall: 24" x 33" $700. 00 Battle of the Thames (also known as the Battle of Moravian Town) was one of the most decisive American victories during the War of 1812. Following the great American Naval victory on Lake Erie the British army in the northwest under General Proctor found itself without a steady supply line in late 1813. A large American force consisting of Kentucky Mounted Volunteers and a detachment of United

Albemarle Barracks

the British Marines & 47th Regiment of Foot pour over the earthen walls in a furious rage

Gosline Zouaves 1864-65 (fought At Petersburg)

the 1st Kentucky regiment and the Wise Artillery left their encampment north of Winchester

Philadelphia

the seat of English colonial government in Massachusetts

He fought at First Manassas and was  afterwards commissioned a Brigadier General in September of 1862

Margaret Corbin might well be described as “the other Molly Pitcher” and her compelling story has been overshadowed by other events

A Note From Don Troiani: "This is an Oneida Indian who is allied with the patriots during the Saratoga campaign

The Iron Brigade line was soon swept away and the surviving Black Hats made their way through Gettysburg to the Federal rally point on Cemetery Hill

intending to charge the enemy soldiers as they had done so successfully in previous battles

Given the circumstances