- Laura Secord - Wikipedia
Laura Secord was a Canadian woman who walked 20 miles to warn British forces of an American attack in 1813 She is honoured in Canada with schools, monuments, a museum, and a chocolate company named after her
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- Laura Secord | War of 1812, Battle of Beaverdams, Heroine | Britannica
Laura Secord (born Sept 13, 1775, Great Barrington, Mass —died 1868) was a Canadian loyalist in the War of 1812 She moved to Canada with her family in the 1780s
- Laura Secord - The Canadian Encyclopedia
Laura Secord, née Ingersoll, Loyalist, mythologized historic figure (born 13 September 1775 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts; died 17 October 1868 in Chippawa [Niagara Falls], ON)
- Laura Secord A Biography - War of 1812
Learn about Laura Secord, a Canadian heroine who walked 20 miles to warn the British of an American attack in 1813 Discover the facts and myths of her life, her role in history, and her recognition and memorials
- Laura Secord - Canada. ca
Learn about Laura Secord, a Canadian patriot who walked 32 km to warn the British of an American attack in 1813 Discover her background, her famous walk, and her legacy of recognition and honours
- Summer 1813: A dangerous journey to warn the British - U. S. National . . .
Learn how Laura Secord walked 20 miles to warn the British of an American attack in June 1813 Her courageous act helped the British defeat the Americans and regain control of Upper Canada
- Laura Secords long trek to thwart American invasion
Learn how Laura Secord walked 30 km to warn the British of a planned American attack in 1813, and how her story was forgotten and rediscovered Explore the role of Indigenous allies, the Battle
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