Yet the War of 1812 still struggles for notice ... Jackson’s victory (two weeks after the signing of a peace treaty) also created an enduring myth that the U.S. won the war.

For people like me, who have got their flags and wars mixed up, I think it should be pointed out that there may have been only one War of 1812 ... in the inevitable peace talks.

But the June 1812 vote to go to war only narrowly passed the House ... So on Christmas Eve, 1814, the two sides signed a peace treaty in Ghent (now in Belgium) that restored the prewar borders ...

A new Treaty of Peace and Reconciliation would ask little ... It also laid the foundations for what would, after the War of 1812 and a few more hiccups, grow into a special relationship ...

Russia, the main successor state to the Soviet Union, and Japan have never signed a peace treaty formally ending their hostilities during World War II, with the islands remaining the primary ...

The American Civil War is no exception, since there was no convenient peace treaty to lend it a conventional closing date. And how could there have been, since the Lincoln administration consistently ...

They started the war. Chile did not use force and supported ... “Next 29 November we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Peace and Friendship Treaty signed by the Argentina and Chile ...