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18 January, 11:38

What name did the Federalist give the war of 1812?

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  1. 18 January, 13:49
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    They nicknamed it Madison's War.
  2. 18 January, 14:34
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    they decide to call it Madison war

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    The Federalists opposed the war for several specific reasons. Federalists continued to oppose the war because they considered it an "offensive" war aimed at Canada. Although willing to support a war to protect American commerce or to defend the nation's frontiers, they refused to sanction the conquest of Canada
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