The battle of Lake Erie and its aftermath: a reassessment

Synopsis

Part I. Military Operations -- The Maumee River Campaign, 1812-13 / Larry L. Nelson -- Gaining Naval Dominance On Lake Erie / David Curtis Skaggs -- It Is Better To Make A Signal Than To Curse One's Subordinates : Oliver Hazard Perry And The Battle Of Lake Erie / Michael A. Palmer -- Invading Canada : Joint Operations Across Lake Erie / David Curtis Skaggs -- No One Acquired Any Military Glory In This Affair : The American Attempt To Retake Mackinac, 1814 / Brian Leigh Dunnigan -- Part Ii. Consequences -- Odyssey's End : The Battle Of Lake Erie And The Failure Of The Delaware Indian Struggle For Autonomy / Daniel P. Barr -- The Late War : Black Hawk And The Legacies Of Violence In The Great Lakes Region / John P. Bowes -- The Disagreeablest Night I Ever Saw : John Tipton, Tippecanoe And The Dissolution Of The Middle Ground / Ginette Aley -- The Aftermath Of Victory : The Settlement Of Fort Wayne, Indiana And The Surrounding Region / Phyllis Gernhardt -- A Gallant And Valuable Officer : The Naval Career Of Thomas Holdup Stevens, 1809-1841 / Charles E. Brodine, Jr. -- Part Iii. Memory -- Not Pretty, But Beautiful : Oliver Hazard Perry's Battle Flag / Deborah Lee Trupin And J. Scott Harmon -- Observations On The Sailing Characteristics Of The U.s. Brig Niagara / Walter P. Rybka -- Contributors. David Curtis Skaggs, Editor. Sequel To: War On The Great Lakes, ©1991. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.