Creeks who do not support the war…

July 1813 CE

Creeks who do not support the war become targets for the prophets and their followers, and begin to be murdered in their sleep or burned alive.

Warriors of the Prophets' party also have begun to attack the property of their enemies, burning plantations and destroying livestock.

The first major offensive of the civil war is the Red Stick attack on the Upper Creek town, and seat of the Council, at Tuckabatchee on July 22, 1813.

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Alexander City Tallapoosa Alabama United States View →

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Napoleonic Wars View → 1812, War of View → Creek War View →

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