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Capturing POW Records

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During the War of 1812, the British seized more than 20,000 Americans and imprisoned them in Canada, South Africa, England, Bermuda and the West Indies. Thousands were banished to the infamous Dartmoor prison in Devon, England; learn more at the companion site to PBS’ “The War of 1812.” To start your research on American prisoners View Website VIP Subscription

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