This battle was chronicled by historian Donald Graves in a book entitled Where Right and Glory Lead!. Colonel James Miller made a successful hilltop dash to capture guns.
This battle was chronicled by historian Donald Graves in a book entitled Where Right and Glory Lead!. Colonel James Miller made a successful hilltop dash to capture guns. One side's general initially meant to retreat down Portage Road, but that man Phineas Riall met up with the column of Gordon Drummond and was ordered back to the battle site. It was fought a few weeks after the American victory at the Battle of Chippawa, and though it was mostly a draw, it resulted in a retreat of US forces back to Fort Erie. It saw the wounding of Riall and both American commanders, Jacob Brown and Winfield Scott. FTP, name ►this bloody battle fought near Niagara Falls in 1814 during the War of 1812, on a certain man's infamous lane. 
This battle was chronicled by historian Donald Graves in a book entitled Where Right and Glory Lead!. Colonel James Miller made a successful hilltop dash to capture guns.
Battle of Lundy's Lane