Battle Of The Thames, War Of 1812

Battle Of The Thames, War Of 1812Open Edition Fine Art Print Overall: 24" x 30. 25" Image: 19. 25" x 26. 25" $200. 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

As was the case in innumerable fights throughout the entire Civil War

from the bare and lacerated feet of the men of our regiment

43rd Regiment of Foot

fording icy creeks

1775 an alarm was spreading through the Massachusetts countryside that British regulars were on the march towards Concord

Reaching Private White

unvarying consistency of character through the very last act

A Note From Don Troiani: "Direct off the easel a British private of the 62nd Regiment of Foot as he would have appeared during the Saratoga campaign of 1777

Oneida Warrior

Pennsylvania Flying Camp

commanding a force of 17

the XIV Corps of the Army of the Cumberland