"A British View of the Naval War of 1812" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	15 Jun 2021 8:53 p.m. PST
When considering the War of 1812, many Americans focus on the U.S. Navy's stirring victories over the Royal Navy in frigate duels. The British, however, emerged from the conflict with total command of the oceans and broad experience in blockade and amphibious operations… From Naval History Magazine: link
Darrell B D Day	16 Jun 2021 2:08 a.m. PST
Interesting article, perhaps more accurately described as an American view of the British conduct of the war…? DBDD
Darrell B D Day	16 Jun 2021 7:58 a.m. PST
Just checked on the author – he's British so, as you were; it's as described by the topic title. That'll teach me to make hasty, superficial comments. DBDD

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