General William Henry Harrison Taking The Helm Behind Overseeing Fortification Of Maumee River - a podcast by Kirk Monroe

Find out if General Harrison received news of defeat at River Raisin on January 22, 1813. Discover how many American Troops escaped River Raisin Battlefield unharmed. Learn about Brigadier General Winchester’s undoing at River Raisin Battle. Go behind the scenes to learn about a council meeting on evening of January 22 involving General Harrison and his Field Officers. Determine if General Harrison had to contend with any unpredictable weather in midst of proceeding towards Portage River. Go behind the scenes and learn what the general did once after officially arriving at Maumee Rapids. Learn about an incident which took place on morning of February 16 that raised red flags including Harrison’s response. Discover what new concern Harrison had by early March 1813 from a weather standpoint. Find out if Harrison had to take a brief leave of absence. Learn if Harrison had to contend with Militiamen’s Enlistment Terms expiring including when reinforcements would arrive. Get a timeline of what takes place between early to late April and whether or not a fort is standing tall along Maumee River.

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