These Canadian and American historians, both professional and amateur, are all experts on various aspects of the War of 1812.

Helen Allan, of Plattsburg, New York - What went wrong for the British fleet at Plattsburg Bay (with Graeme Decarie and Col. David Fitz-Enz) Graeme Decarie, of Montreal, Quebec - Reasons why the U.S. could not win the War of 1812 - "Cross-border shopping" during the War of 1812 - Reservations about the real importance of General Isaac Brock - Why the Voltigeurs were such an effective fighting force - U.S. Expansionism - The difficulties Tecumseh faced trying to unite the First Nations - A revisitation of Sacket’s Harbour (with Patrick Wilder) - The Brock-Tecumseh alliance (with Gail Valaskakis) - Sir George Prevost's strategy - Sir George Prevost's decision to withdraw from Plattsburg once the British fleet had been defeated (with Col. David Fitz-Enz) - What went wrong for the British fleet at Plattsburg Bay (with Helen Allan and Col. David Fitz-Enz) - Changes in the American army by the time of the Niagara Campaign of 1814 (with Donald Graves) - The U.S. committed a serious tactical error by not taking Kingston - American strategic errors that lead to the disaster of the Battle of Chrysler’s Farm (with Patrick Wilder) - First Nations warriors fighting each other at the Battle of Chippawa (with Donald Graves) - Why the New York Militia refused to cross into Canada before the Battle of Chateauguay John F.D. Eisenhower, of Trappe, Maryland - The American militia myth in 1812 - Some of the striking similarities between the War of 1812 and the Vietnam War (with Patrick Wilder) Col. David Fitz-Enz, of Onchiota, New York - Sir George Prevost’s decision to withdraw from Plattsburg once the British fleet had been defeated (with Graeme Decarie) - What went wrong for the British fleet at Plattsburg Bay (with Graeme Decarie and Helen Allan) Donald Graves, of Carleton Place, Ontario - Changes in the American army by the time of the Niagara Campaign of 1814 (with Graeme Decarie) - First Nations warriors fighting each other at the Battle of Chippawa (with Graeme Decarie) Jon Kukla, of New Orleans, Louisiana - The importance of the Battle of New Orleans in American history George Sheppard, of Toronto, Ontario - What it was like for a British soldier arriving in Upper Canada in 1812 - The American burning of Niagara-on-the-Lake - The "shenanigans" of the Loyal and Patriotic Society of Ontario - Laura Secord - Who got credited for saving Upper Canada in the War of 1812 Gail Valaskakis, of Montreal, Quebec - The Brock-Tecumseh alliance (with Graeme Decarie) - The role played by First Nations in the War of 1812 and the sad aftermath   Joe Whitehorn, of Baltimore, Maryland - On the historical importance of the War of 1812 - On the US defense of Baltimore - On the British retreat from Baltimore   Patrick Wilder, of Oswego, New York - A revisitation of Sacket’s Harbour (with Graeme Decarie) - Some of the striking similarities between the War of 1812 and the Vietnam War (with John Eisenhower) - American strategic errors that lead to the disaster of the Battle of Chrysler’s Farm (with Graeme Decarie)