When America contended with England in the War of 1812, things did not fluctuate;
it was a steady foundering - a ship wreak.
In juxtaposition, the two armies were very different.
The hierarchy of the USA’s was in chaos; friction kindled by disagreement.
This constraint hampered the war effort.
Things that might has improved the situation were considered heresy by the top brass.
When America fought with England in the War of 1812, things did not vary;
it was a steady sinking - a ship wreak.
In comparison side by side, the two armies were very different.
The leadership of the US’s was in confusion; conflict created by disagreement.
This restriction straight-jacketed the war effort.
Things that might has improved the situation were considered against doctrine by the top brass.
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