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War of 1812
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War of 1812
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(Historical Terms) a war between Great Britain and the US, fought chiefly along the Canadian border (1812-14)
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Noun1.War of 1812 - a war (1812-1814) between the United States and England which was trying to interfere with American trade with France


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While the burning of Washington makes the 1812 war loom large in American memory, Black shows that the war was a minor matter to the British, who were far more concerned with their struggle against Napoleonic France.
But Baltimoreans argue that, since Francis Scott Key wrote the Anthem in their harbor during the 1812 War, then they have a right to sing it however they want.
Similarly, Janet Hartley's overview of the 1812 war in Russia underscores that anti-French patriotic sentiment was more traditional than nationalistic.
 
 
 
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