The British, giving up on New Orleans,…

February 1815 CE

The British, giving up on New Orleans, move to attack Mobile.

One thousand British troops win the Battle of Fort Bowyer on February 12, 1815, in one of the last military actions of the war.

When news of peace arrives the next day, they abandon the fort and sail for home.

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