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Battle of Tippecanoe: Quick Facts

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Facts

Date November 7, 1811
Location Lafayette • Tippecanoe River • United States
Participants Shawnee • United States

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Key People

William Henry Harrison
William Henry Harrison
president of United States
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The Prophet
Shawnee leader

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