Laura Secord is known for her 20-mile journey on foot to warn the British of an impending attack by American forces in the War of 1812. Although the British commander, James Fitzgibbon, had already heard the same warning from Native scouts Secord has gained renown for her devotion.
Stories of her trip, mostly apocryphal, have made their way into Canadian folklore, including the notion that she brought a cow along as an excuse to travel in case stopped by American patrols.
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Laura Secord remains to this day a model for bravery and loyalty.
She was raised in massatuchets
Laura secord had Americans camping in her home.She over heard them planing an attack.When she heard that she went to tell the british.So if it wernt for her the british wouldint know the plan that the Americans had made to attack.
Laura Secord died at the age of 93 due to old age.Laura Secord evidentally died of natural causes, if you mean the Heroine of l8l2. I assume you mean that by the subscript. The famous Candy shop was named in her honor. This is somewhat unusual. I am not aware of say Paul Revere Pastries.
She was in the war
It's WHY not HOW. Rephase your question.
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Laura Secord is considered a national hero in Canada because she aided the British forces in the War of 1812. The United States might have a negative view of her for this same reason.
Laura secord died on October 17 1868
Laura Secord was born on September 13, 1775.
Laura Secord Chocolates was created in 1913.
James Secord
Laura Secord's mother died when Laura was only eight years old.
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James Secord
laura was buried beside her husband and i think in the niagara parks