Battle of Plattsburg; a Study in and of the war of 1812. To Remind our Troops of the Actions of Thei

“The Battle of Plattsburg; a Study in and of the war of 1812” offers a detailed examination of a pivotal engagement in the War of 1812. Written by John M. Stahl, this historical account serves to commemorate the bravery and strategic acumen of American troops, particularly highlighting the leadership of General Macomb, as referenced in the book's subtitle.

The book provides insights into the battle's context, military strategies, and the significance of the American victory at Plattsburgh. It aims to remind readers of the valor displayed by their countrymen during this critical period in American history. Stahlâ€(TM)s study is a valuable resource for those interested in the military history of the United States and the War of 1812.

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