Spencer was killed, his Yellow Jackets panicked and retreated from the southern front.
At the start of this battle, Abraham Owen was killed by enemy forces that mistook his white horse for that of his commander. After Spier ["spear"] Spencer was killed, his Yellow Jackets panicked and retreated from the southern front. This battle began after the losing commander cast a magic spell to reassure his forces that enemy bullets would not harm them, and it ended with the flight of Tenskwatawa and the sack of Prophetstown. Name this 1811 battle in which Native Americans led by the brother of Tecumseh were defeated by the forces of William Henry Harrison.
At the start of this battle, Abraham Owen was killed by enemy forces that mistook his white horse for that of his commander.
Battle of Tippecanoe [accept Battle of Prophetstown before "Prophetstown"]