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A chronological account of the 1812 conflict between Britain and the United States, beginning with diplomatic disputes and maritime restrictions that provoked war, moving through political divisions and military preparedness, and recounting campaigns on land and sea from 1812 to 1814. It describes naval frigate duels, squadron actions, key battles along the Niagara frontier and on the Great Lakes, the roles of commanders, and the effects of blockades and trade measures. The narrative blends strategic analysis, campaign reportage, and a concluding bibliography to explain how opposing claims, forces, and operations shaped the war's conduct and outcome.
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