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DESCRIPTION:The Battle of New Orleans Meet in the Eunioa Room opposite the
Sanctuary on the 1st floor of First Church of Fairfield This session will
be facilitated by Tom McShane & Jim Hindenach The Battle of New Orleans wa
s fought on January 8\, 1815\, and stands as the final major engagement an
d greatest American land victory of the War of 1812. Paradoxically\, the b
loody conflict took place 15 days after the Treaty of Ghent had been signe
d on Christmas Eve\, 1814\, to officially end the war. Because news took w
eeks to travel across the Atlantic\, neither side knew peace had been decl
ared.
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DTSTART:20261105T140000Z
LOCATION:First Church of Fairfield
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Military History Discussion Group
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rleans
\n\nMe
et in the Eunioa Room opposite the Sanctuary\n\n
on the 1st floor of First Chur
ch of Fairfield
\n\nThis sessio
n will be facilitated by Tom McShane &\; Jim Hindenach
\n\n
The Battle of New Orleans was fought on January 8\, 1815\, and stands as
the final major engagement and greatest American land victory of the War
of 1812. Paradoxically\, the bloody conflict took place
15 days
after the Treaty of Ghent
had been signed on Christmas Eve\, 1814\, to officially
end the war. Because news took weeks to travel across the Atlantic\, neit
her side knew peace had been declared.
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