About the Key Players in Dennis Carter-Edwards’ article The War of 1812 Along the Detroit Frontier: A Canadian Perspective

Carter Edwards certainly investigated the war of 1812 from both sides of the river, but it is strange that articles that include 'Canadian Perspective' as part of the title are published in the journal of Michigan, not Canadian journal . First, Carter Edwards "to the measures taken by the UK to protect their interests along the Detroit River, the factors that influence the British effort in this theater, and those with a dominant influence on the results" Focused. Sir Revoster, Sir James Craig, Robert Prescott, Sir Isaac Bullock, and several others who play an important role in these roles.

During the war of 1812, the first battalion served on the border between Canada and Michigan in 1812 and 1813. In 1814, it fought along the Niagara River. For the first time in the Rundi Lane battle on July 25, 1814, important wing assistance was provided for the famous action of Brigadier General Winfield Scott's first regular brigade. After the war ended in 1815, the US military changed the conventional infantry regiment from 44 to 8 (after 7). It was the first time I formed a new unit by participating in the 5 th, 17 th, 19 th, 28 th, and in almost every action in the border area of ​​Canada and the US, it raised the honor of fighting It was. Due to geography and commander's qualifications, the complex unit became a 3D infantry. The group was deployed in the Northwest Territory along the west bank of Lake Michigan in 1826 and was moved to Missouri State and Louisiana State in ten years. From 1840 to 1843, 3D infantry fought in Florida at the final stage of the Second Seminole War.

During the war of 1812, the US Army of Detroit surrendered to the Michigan Territory after the nearly bloodless siege of 1812 (actually consisting of Detroit and its surrounding areas). America tried to recapture Detroit and experienced a serious defeat at the Lessing River. This battle is still the most bloody battle in state history and there is the maximum number of Americans victims in any battle during the war. In 1813, after the battle of Lake Erie, Americans robbed Michigan. They used Michigan as a base to invade Canada and eventually broke out at the battle of Thames. However, the northern part of Michigan was occupied by the UK before the peace treaty restored its old boundary. In the 19th century the United States built several fortresses including the Fort Wayne of Michigan in the 19th century, feared to fight again with the UK.