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If the PBS documentary The War of 1812 piques your curiousity, you may want to learn more from the experts involved with the project.
Interviews were conducted with twenty-six leading authorities on the war — American, British, Canadian and First Nations historians — presenting important accounts and research.
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Listen to a podcast about Bell Island, Newfoundland's, fascinating wartime history as a target of German U-boats.
The final months of the War of 1812 were marked by increasingly fierce fighting. One of the bloodiest battles ever fought in Canada took place at Lundy's Lane in present-day Niagara Falls.
No longer relevant in battle, the bugle still holds a place in Canada’s military tradition. But for how long?
Dr. Andrew Lambert and Dr. Donald Hickey presented at the 2013 Living History Conference in Hamilton.
The Americans have their MacArthur and Patton, the British, their “Monty.” Canadians, whether they know it or not, have Sir Arthur Currie.