Siege Echoes and Heroic Stand at the River Bayou
Major General Keane reports the 1815 attack on the enemy line at the Mississippi riverfront near New Orleans. Thornton and Thornton’s corps pressed the left bank and sacrificed amid heavy fire, with Keane wounded and Brooke praised for firm action while Thornton was later wounded and disabled. The operation included a night assault by a combined force, a bold river crossing, and a resilient defense against superior numbers, aided by engineers Blanchard and Lane and the Royal Artillery.
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Diary Note on Redoubt Attack Across the Mississippi
On January 6 1815 Sin-I reports the forces placed under his orders succeeded in attacking the enemy's redoubt on the Right Bank after a difficult river crossing. The boats faced strong currents and canal obstacles delaying disembarkation until daybreak. troops landed without enemy interference as the assault began. The writer expresses urgency to advance and prevent strategic losses.
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