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Prophetstown, November 5 1811
Tecumseh had heard that Governor Harrison might be making a call. Therefore he decided to stay. having checked the ammunition supplies, he decided that they did not have enough ammo for a long battle. He decided that he would stall for time.
When Harrison made his cal, the Indians stood down. Since it was getting late in the fall, Harrison decided to let them stay through the winter. He warned them that he would have to disperse in the spring. Then on February 13th 1812, the Mississippi River flowed upstream, as predicted by Tenskawatawa.
 
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Prophetstown, November 5 1811
Tecumseh had heard that Governor Harrison might be making a call. Therefore he decided to stay. having checked the ammunition supplies, he decided that they did not have enough ammo for a long battle. He decided that he would stall for time.
When Harrison made his cal, the Indians stood down. Since it was getting late in the fall, Harrison decided to let them stay through the winter. He warned them that he would have to disperse in the spring. Then on February 13th 1812, the Mississippi River flowed upstream, as predicted by Tenskawatawa.
On March 1st Cherokee leader Junaluska heard of the New Madrid earthquake events. "That Tenskawatwa fellow hit it on the nose", he thought. "And Tecumseh's people have been quiet. Harrison may stir up trouble yet". Junaluska was a little less likely to side with the Americans against the red sticks.
 
In June The US declared war against Britain as in OTL. As Tecumseh was leeaving to join Brock his brother had a prophecy. Beware Columbus Day and the next. the badger may fall near the fall. He should stay on high ground, while sheep tries to sneak like wolf.
Tecumseh soon figuere out tha the badger was Issac Brock. But he he not know what the sheep was until it was almost too late. After Brock took Detroit, Tecumseh stayed with him until the Americans invaded near Niagra Falls. Among the American officers in the beachhead, was a captain Wool.
 
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