Often called the "Pork & Beans War," the Aroostook War was a confrontation between the United States and Great Britain. The war, which look place in 1838 and 1839, was over the international boundary that separated Canada, which was a British holding, and the state of Maine, which was an American state in the United States. Although there were numerous skirmishes, there were no military personnel killed in the dispute. The only two casualties were two American soldiers who drowned near Ft. Kent.
Regular Websites
A Young Soldier's Account of the Aroostook War
Letters from a young militia soldier who was involved in the Aroostook War describe what it was actually like to be there. - A Young Soldier's Account of the Aroostook War
http://www.mpbn.net/homestom/p13soldierswar.html
Presents information about this unilateral war as well as the lyrics to "The Aroostook War Fighting Song." - Aroostook War
http://members.tripod.com/scott_michaud/Aroostook-War.html
Maine Army National Guard: The Aroostook War
The story of the bloodless Aroostook War and the personalities behind the scenes. - Maine Army National Guard: The Aroostook War
http://www.me.ngb.army.mil/about/history/aroostook-war.php
A brief account of the war, the early years, and the origins of the name of the Aroostook County. - The Aroostook War
http://kenanderson.net/aroostook/war.html
Gives details about how the border between Maine and New Brunswick was fixed. Offers the full background, politics, and treaties. - The Border Dispute
http://www.upperstjohn.com/history/northeastborder.htm