Silas is walking through his hometown when he overhears a public speaker describing a great battle the U. S. has won in the War of 1812. The speaker says, "This great victory has ensured that we will never see the Mississippi River controlled by those British devils, not to mention giving their army quite a whipping!" Which battle is the speaker referring to?
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