
The Hunters become the hunted, Part 2: The 1838 U.S. invasion of Canada
Continued from “Front lines,” Jan. 14, 2026. During my visit, the sky had now cleared of rain clouds and the sun was out. I walked a

Continued from “Front lines,” Jan. 14, 2026. During my visit, the sky had now cleared of rain clouds and the sun was out. I walked a

It’s not that I doubted whether visiting the battlefield at Windmill Point was a good idea, but more a case of if it was a good idea on this day. An iron-grey



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