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Source: A History of The War between Great Britain and the United States of America During The Years 1812, 1813 & 1814. G. Auchinleck. Arms and Armour Press and Pen dragon House, 1972. Pp. 151-153. “,… on the 25th April, 1813, Commodore Chauncey's fleet sailed from Sackett's Harbor for York ...

Source: MOORE of CORUNNA. Roger Parkinson. Granada Publishing Limited, 1976. pp. 87-88. "Sitting in his damp Athlone Garrison rooms, he turned his thoughts to a subject which had always been of immense interest to him: the training and organization of infantry, based on his experiences in Ameri...

Source: Merry Hearts Make Light Days (The War of 1812 Journal of Lieutenant John LeCouteur, 104th Foot). Edited by: Donald E. Graves. Carlton University Press, Ottawa, Canada 1993. pp. 222 – 224. "21 February Increasing rumors of peace. ,… 24 February Heard the American official news of pea...

Source: Recollections of the American War 1812-14. Dr.[Tiger] Dunlop. Toronto: Historical Publishing Co. 1905. pp. 67-70. "During the whole time we lay before Fort Erie, bush-skirmishing was an every day's occurrence, that though the numbers lost in each of these affairs may seem but trifling, ...

Source: Documentary History of the Campaign upon the Niagara Frontier in 1812-14; Volume IX, December, 1813, to May, 1814. Lieutenant-Colonel E. Cruikshank. WELLAND: Tribune Office 1908. pp. 274-275. "Lieutenant General Drummond to Sir George Prevost. KINGSTON, April 2, 1814. Secret and Confide...

Source: Documentary History of the Campaign upon the Niagara Frontier in 1813; Part V, January to June, 1813. Lieutenant-Colonel E. Cruikshank. Printed at the Tribune, WELLAND. 1902. Pp. 143 to 146. "District General Order. HEADQUARTERS, York, 3rd April, 1813. ,… Colonel Pearson is directed t...

Source: Documentary History of the Campaign on the Niagara Frontier in 1812. Major E. Cruikshank, Fort Erie. WELLAND: Printed at the Tribune. P.53. "Sir George Prevost to Lord Liverpool. QUÉBEC, 20th April, 1812. No.40. MY LORD,- The recent passing of an Embargo Act in Congress, the orders iss...

Source: Documentary History of the Campaign on the Niagara Frontier in 1812. Major E. Cruikshank, Fort Erie. WELLAND: Printed at the Tribune. Pp. 50-51 "Sir George Prevost to Lord Liverpool. QUÉBEC, third April, 1812. No.37 MY LORD,-Before Your Lordship receives this you will have learned Henr...

Source: Documentary History of the Campaign on the Niagara Frontier in 1812. Major E. Cruikshank, Fort Erie. WELLAND: Printed at the Tribune. Pp. 45-46 "Colonel Baynes to Major General Brock. Québec, March 10, 1812. SIR,-I regret to find by your late letters to Sir George Prevost that your exp...

Source: Merry Hearts Make Light Days (The War of 1812 Journal of Lieutenant John LeCouteur, 104th Foot). Edited by: Donald E. Graves. Carlton University Press, Ottawa Canada 1993. p. 158. "3 April [1814] The Ice is getting very dangerous. I went over to Points Henry and Frederick Yesterday and ...

Source: RECOLLECTIONS of the AMERICAN WAR 1812-14. Dr. [Tiger] Dunlop. Toronto: Historical Publishing Co. 1905. pp.3-4. "The end of March or the beginning of April, 1813, found me at the Army Depot in the Isle of Wight. Sir Walter Scott in his Surgeons Daughter, says that no one who has ever vi...

Merry Hearts Make Light Days (The War of 1812 Journal of Lt. John LeCouteur, 104th Foot). Donald E. Graves. Carlton University Press, Ottawa, Canada, 1993. P.80. "Once I saw a Grenadier receive nine hundred and some lashes, put on his shirt, shake himself like a Hero and walk away apparently un...

Merry Hearts Make Light Days (The War of 1812 Journal of Lt. John LeCouteur, 104th Foot). Donald E. Graves. Carlton University Press, Ottawa, Canada, 1993. P.81. "One of the punished men deserted from Fredericton and fancied, poor fellow, that He could make his way through eighty or ninety mile...