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Why did the American offensive across the Niagara River fail in 1812?The militia had lost half of its troops to disease.Many soldiers had defected, leaving the militia weakened.A New York state militia refused to cross the river to join the regular army troops on the Canadian side.Indians met them and massacred half of the troops.
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