The Black Refugees of the War of 1812 and Lord Dalhousie: A Story in Seven Letters

Key Points

• The narrative illustrates the significant impact of the War of 1812 on Black refugees, focusing on their struggles and resilience.
• Key insights are drawn from seven historically significant letters that encapsulate the experiences of these refugees.
• The exploration includes a deep dive into the role of Lord Dalhousie in the lives of these individuals during the conflict.
• The findings emphasize the importance of preserving Black history and understanding its complexity within Canadian heritage.

Abstract