THE CANADIAN THEATER, 1813

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An illustrated account of America's difficult 1813 campaign, reforming forces amid setbacks and naval escalation. Provides a clear account of the 1813 campaign, examining key battles, strategic shifts, and the efforts to strengthen American forces amid ongoing setbacks. Despite limited progress, the trials of 1813 allowed Madison to identify rising officers like Brown and Scott, who would bring hard-won experience to the coming year's campaigns. Includes battles such as the raid on York, the capture of Fort George, defensive battles in the Northwest, naval battles on Lake Ontario, and the failed Montreal advance. Contains 80+ photographs, illustrations, and maps.