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• Battle of New Orleans
  The '''Battle of New Orleans''', also known as the '''Battle of Chalmette Plantation''', was a major vic ...time to amass additional troops that he used to defeat the British at the battle of New Orleans.<ref> Scalia (2001); LaViolette (2002)</ref>
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• Battle of New Orleans/Definition
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• Battle of New Orleans/Related Articles
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• New Orleans, Battle
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• Battle of New Orleans/Related Articles
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• Mississippi River/Related Articles
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• John C. Calhoun/Related Articles
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• Battle of New Orleans
  The '''Battle of New Orleans''', also known as the '''Battle of Chalmette Plantation''', was a major vic ...time to amass additional troops that he used to defeat the British at the battle of New Orleans.<ref> Scalia (2001); LaViolette (2002)</ref>
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• War of 1812/Related Articles
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• Andrew Jackson
  ...''The Generals: Andrew Jackson, Sir Edward Pakenham, and the Road to the Battle of New Orleans.'' New York U. Press, 2005. 288 pp.
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• War of 1812
  ...treaty, the Americans decisively defeated a veteran British army at the [[Battle of New Orleans]]. The British also captured [[Fort Bowyer]] a day before learning of the w ===Battle of New Orleans===
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• James Madison
  ...o ''[[status quo ante bellum]]'', that is, the previous boundaries. The [[Battle of New Orleans]], in which [[Andrew Jackson]] defeated the British regulars, was fought fi
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• History of education in the United States/Bibliography
  * Baker, Liva. ''The Second Battle of New Orleans: The Hundred-Year Struggle to Integrate the Schools.'' HarperCollins, 1996
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• Federalist Party
  ...ton, the war was over and news of Andrew Jackson's stunning victory in the Battle of New Orleans had raised American morale immensely. The "ambassadors" slunk back to Massa
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• John C. Calhoun
  ...ew Orleans, a massive British invasion force was utterly defeated at the [[Battle of New Orleans]], which made a national hero out of General [[Andrew Jackson]].
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• American Revolution, military history
  ...the rest of his life, getting his revenge at the [[New Orleans, Battle of|Battle of New Orleans]] in 1815. They took Jackson's prized pistol, a smart little gun that would
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• John Franklin
  ...ophon'']] at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]] in 1805. In 1815, he was at the [[Battle of New Orleans]].
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• John Franklin/Citable Version
  ...ophon'']] at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]] in 1805. In 1815, he was at the [[Battle of New Orleans]].
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• Democratic-Republican Party
  ...e name of Republicans, because that of Federalists was extinguished in the battle of New Orleans. But the truth is that finding that monarchy is a desperate wish in this co
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