Defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie rendered General Henry Proctor's positions in Malden and Detroit untenable, and he elected to withdraw his forces to the north despite the protests of his Indian allies. Withdrawal began Sept
Defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie rendered General Henry Proctor's positions in Malden and Detroit untenable, and he elected to withdraw his forces to the north despite the protests of his Indian allies. Withdrawal began September 18, but on October  5, 1813, General William Henry Harrison overtook Proctor and inflicted a decisive defeat on the British. FTP, identify this War of 1812 battle in which future Vice-President Richard Johnson claimed to have personally killed Tecumseh.
Defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie rendered General Henry Proctor's positions in Malden and Detroit untenable, and he elected to withdraw his forces to the north despite the protests of his Indian allies.
Battle of the Thames