Image: "Remember the River Raisin" - painting of the battle-cry at the Battle of the Thames
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Description: "Remember the River Raisin!" Painting of Kentucky Mounted Militia riflemen attacking British troops at Battle of the Thames, Ontario, Canada in October 1813 as revenge for the Battle of Frenchtown and the River Raisin Massacre. After the Massacre "Remember the River Raisin" became a battle-cry for American troops for the rest of the War of 1812.
Title: "Remember the River Raisin" - painting of the battle-cry at the Battle of the Thames
Credit: The National Guard series of the U.S. Army Center of Military History
Author: artist, Ken Riley
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License: Public domain
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