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Although negotiators signed the Treaty of Ghent in December of 1814, it took six weeks for ships to cross the Atlantic and bring news of the peace treaty. During that time, in January 1815, the British suffered a decisive defeat at this battle, when they attempted to invade a key port city in the deep South. American troops in this battle were commanded by Andrew Jackson.
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