Newfoundland’s role in the War of 1812
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Newfoundland’s role in the War of 1812
Gordon K. Jones places Newfoundland within the wider military history of the War of 1812, emphasizing its contribution to the defence of Upper Canada. The account ranges across campaigns on land and water, from the siege and capture of Fort Detroit to the taking of an American schooner on Lake Ontario. It also covers an attack on Ogdensburg and the defence of a British ship on the Niagara River. Together, these episodes give the book a regional focus while connecting Newfoundland to several distinct fronts of the conflict.
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Newfoundland played a significant role in the defence of Upper Canada during the War of 1812. "Defending the Inland Shores: Newfoundland in the War of 1812" tells this incredible story. The book describes many key battles, including the siege and capture of Fort Detroit, taking of an American naval schooner on Lake Ontario, a surprise attack against Ogdensburg, New York, and desperate defence of a British ship on the Niagara River during an American night assault.
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