The War of 1812 Reply - Coursework Example

When Britain realized how seriously willing America was to go to war, Britain rescinded the very order that began this dispute. Therefore the initial cause for the war had been eliminated; negating the necessity of future warfare. The fact that Britain was so quick to react to avoid war, then, perhaps, other means other than war may have been possible.

More so, even after the war ended, and a treaty was signed, many of the issues of contention that had been so relevant during the war were not even addressed. Several were not resolved until the following decade. If a just war occurs because all other option for a peaceful resolution was lost then this war would not seem to be just at all. It may have been entirely avoidable.