The War of 1812 Magazine
Issue 3: June 2006
Edited by: John R. Grodzinski Sponsored by Robin Brass Studio

Table of Contents

From the Editor:

Articles

Robert Walcot: The Man Who Could not Possibly have Shot General Brock by: Guy St. Denis

Constitution’s Wartime Gun Batteries by Commander Tyrone G. Martin, U. S. Navy (Retired)

“To Obtain if Possible Ultimate Security to His Majesty’s Possessions in America:” The Plattsburgh Campaign of 1814 Photographs and Text by John R. Grodzinski

A Collective Biography of the General Officers of the United States Army in the War of 1812: Part II: The Class of 1813 By Donald E. Graves

Dispatches

A readers’ section offering correspondence, inquiries and discussion on the War of 1812. The editors of the War of 1812 Magazine invite queries but please note that we cannot answer questions relating to genealogy. Those interested in such matters are directed to the many websites that specialize in this type of research. Please send your inquiries to the Editor

Note that each letter or inquiry is numbered, so they can be referred in future by that number, such as 1001.

Answer to Query 1004: Why did Major-General Wade Hampton and Major General James Wilkinson hate each other?

Documents, Artefacts and Imagery

"Gentlemen, let us set an example!"; An Account of the British Attack on Oswego, 1814. By Donald E. Graves

Target Practice, War of 1812 Style

Reviews: Books, Film, Collectables and Ephemera

The Glengarry Light Infantry, 1812 – 1816: Who Were They and What Did They Do in the War?

Half-Hearted Enemies: Nova Scotia, New England and the War of 1812

Miscellaneous

Dressed to Kill: Uniforms, Dress and Equipment of the War of 1812: 7th U.S. Infantry and the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders by Tim Reese

Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Bisshopp by John Grodzinski

The War of 1812: A Bicentennial in the Making by John Grodzinski

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