Canadian Campaign Blunders
The strategic importance of Canada becomes evident as Americans plot to seize its resources and cut supply lines to Indigenous forces. Hull, tasked with leading the charge, faces reluctance and fear, compounded by a critical error: misplacing vital battle plans on a schooner that falls into British hands. As the campaign unfolds, the competence of British forces proves to be a significant hurdle for the American military.In this clip
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24: From Granny to Old Ironsides: The Campaigns of 1812 and 1813.
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