America's War with Canada: Tecumseh and the Fate of a Continent

By Borna Ahadi

America's War with Canada: Tecumseh and the Fate of a Continent - A sweeping chronicle of ambition, rebellion, resistance, and rebirth, this historical epic weaves the complex legacies of Indigenous heroism, imperial rivalry, and revolutionary ideals into one unforgettable journey across the battlegrounds of a divided continent.

Discover the untold saga of the War of 1812-a conflict that reshaped North America but remains shrouded in myth and misunderstanding. From the flames of the White House to the swamps of New Orleans, and from Native alliances to the ambitions of empires, this riveting account brings the war to life through vivid storytelling, in-depth research, and a powerful narrative arc.

Follow the rise and fall of Tecumseh, the visionary Shawnee leader who united Native nations in a desperate bid to protect their lands. Witness the unlikely triumph of Andrew Jackson at New Orleans, the burning of York and Washington, and the intense diplomacy that unfolded in Belgium. Through 30 gripping chapters, explore how this war changed the course of American, British, Canadian, and Indigenous history.

This is more than a war story-it's the dramatic tale of a continent caught between expansion and resistance, ambition and survival.

Perfect for readers of:

Military history and early American wars

Indigenous resistance and leadership

Canadian national origins

U.S.-British diplomacy

Political and historical biography

War of 1812, Tecumseh, American history, Native American history, U.S. vs. Britain, Andrew Jackson, Canadian history

Grab your copy of America's War with Canada today and uncover the forgotten battle that defined the fate of a continent

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FBKW2PC2
• ISBN13: 9798285989684
• Release Date: May 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 148 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"