Niagara residents want flag from War of 1812 returned
A flag taken during the Battle of Queenston Heights in 1812 ended up in England.
Source: niagarathisweek.com
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New exhibition at St. Marys Station Gallery looks beyond historical myth at Battle of Queenston Heights
A new exhibition by curator and artist Cameron Porteous depicting the Battle of Queenston Heights during the War of 1812 is on display at the St. Marys Station…
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Black Soldiers in 19th Century Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Black soldiers served in military units throughout the 19th century in Canada. Although some (white) commanding officers rejected Black volunteers, they served ...
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Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult' | Brockville Recorder & Times
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: recorder.ca
Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult'
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: trentonian.ca
Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult'
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
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Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult' | The Kingston Whig Standard
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: thewhig.com
Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult' | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult'
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: intelligencer.ca
Coloured Corps successfully 'charged with tremendous tumult'
Richard Pierpoint feared American invasion during the War of 1812, petitioning for formation of the Coloured Corps to conserve Black freedom
Source: pembrokeobserver.com