The State Whom Led In Calling Out For Volunteers Right After Congress’s War Declaration - a podcast by Kirk Monroe

Learn exactly which state jumped the bandwagon in calling out for volunteers shortly after Congress declared war on Britain. Discover what surprise Indian Forces had up their sleeves come September 5, 1812 including how American Troops counter responded. Learn which commanding post the U.S. Government gave William Henry Harrison on September 17, 1812. Go behind the scenes and learn all there is to know about Harrison’s planned out invasion for retaking Michigan including Fort Detroit. Get to know Brigadier General William Winchester and the challenges facing troops under his watch. Learn how Virginia & Pennsylvania Militia Companies fared before and after making their ways into Ohio. Discover what had become of Brigadier General Winchester’s Troop Forces Situation along Maumee River by Mid December 1812. Determine if it’s fair to say that food accessibility along Northwest Territory lacked abundance during Winter 1812-1813. Learn about a place in Michigan called Frenchtown including primary objectives for American Troops under Brigadier General Winchester’s command. Find out whom was current British Commander at Fort Malden in midst of American Forces aiming to retake Michigan & Fort Detroit. Go behind the scenes and get an in depth analysis as to what takes place between January 18-23, 1813.

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