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Colonial Era to Present Day History Buff
Getting Indoctrinated Into Northern New York Before & After American Revolutionary War
Season 39, Ep. 2
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Learn for whom Sackett’s Harbour was named for including the year of its founding. Get acquainted with Northern New York prior to and after American Revolutionary War. Learn about the importance of two other villages’ located near Sackett’s Harbour. Discover the importance behind a particular Canadian Village less than 50 Miles from Sackett’s Harbour. Determine how New York State’s Northern Tier Borderline fared after Congress enacted 1807 Embargo Act. Learn whom U.S. Government Officials turned to for the task behind building a warship per port village located southwest of Sackett’s Harbour.
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41:13||Season 40, Ep. 1Get an understanding about what comes to our mind when hearing the word greatness during American Revolutionary War. Find out if any particular Continental Army Officer stands out when it comes to greatness. Learn how a specific Continental Army Officer also endured setbacks early on in the greater conflict where before year 1776 ended he was left with an improbable mission to risk. Decide if it’s fair to say that Washington wasn’t the only high ranking officer to have faced setbacks along the battlefield but most notably from Congress’s Halls in Philadelphia. Get introduced to the Revolutionary War Officer whom has often been viewed as the least known including where he hails from. Get an idea behind what else we can expect to learn about this forgotten officer besides his time serving on the battlefield.11. Sacket’s Harbor’s Significance After War Of 1812’s Ending
54:00||Season 39, Ep. 11Discover whether Commodore Isaac Chauncey engaged British Vessels once more prior to 1813 ending. Learn what posts Chauncey held after War of 1812 ended. Find out what became of Lieutenant Melanchthon Woolsey after Sackett’s Harbour Campaign ended. Get an in depth analysis behind Brigadier General Jacob Brown’s Militaristic Feats following victory at Sackett’s Harbour. Also learn what Jacob Brown himself achieved after War of 1812 ended. Determine what became of British General Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe following aftermath from York, Upper Canada. Learn more about Roger Hale Sheaffe’s upbringing including an unlikely figure whom came into the family’s presence. Understand just how important Sackett’s Harbour remained from a militaristic standpoint following War of 1812’s end. Learn if Augustus Sacket for whom the village was named in honor of lived to see the war’s ending. Understand what ramifications ensued after U.S. Joint Forces plundered York, Ontario between April 28-30 including July 30-31, 1813.10. British Forces Going On The Offensive Just After May 29
01:12:25||Season 39, Ep. 10Determine exactly what British Officers had done just less than a week after their forces endured defeat at Sackett’s Harbour. Learn if deserters from Canada still made their way into Sackett’s Harbour after battle had ended. Go behind the scenes and learn about General Henry Dearborn’s whereabouts leading up to and after Sackett’s Harbour Battle. Discover which U.S. Officer became the first to have his reports get published regarding Sackett’s Harbour Battle. Find out which U.S. Warship at Sackett’s Harbour was saved from falling into enemy hands including the officer whom performed heroic deed. Get an in-depth analysis behind what takes place between June 14-16 involving both sides. Learn about British Troop Activity between June 19-20, 1813 to the southwest and west of Sackett’s Harbour along Lake Ontario. Learn whom randomly surfaced come July 4, 1813, asking Commodore Isaac Chauncey suspicious questions. Get an understanding behind where people’s loyalties stood along boundary lines between Northern New York and Upper Canada. Learn if York, Upper Canada’s Interim Capital, would get hit once again per enemy surprise attack.9. U.S. Military Officers Pointing Fingers From Within After Defeating British At Sackett’s Harbour
01:02:39||Season 39, Ep. 9Discover when exactly Commodore Isaac Chauncey first officially learned about the British presence at Sackett’s Harbour. Learn if Sackett’s Harbour was truly in a state of disorder based upon observations from U.S. Colonel Alexander Macomb. Get an understanding behind importance of battalions. Get an in depth analysis behind what ensued amongst U.S. Officers from within after British Forces retreated back to Kingston, Ontario. Go behind the scenes and learn about U.S. Lieutenant Jacint Laval’s ordeal including those whom accused and came to his defense. Learn whom Commodore Isaac Chauncey praised the most during Sackett’s Harbour Battle. Discover which group of U.S. Soldiers endured the worst when it came to losing key essentials. Learn about accusations brought against Lieutenant John Drury & Joseph Gamble including the person whom brought them forward. Find out whether or not Commodore Chauncey’s brother, Naval Lieutenant Wolcott Chauncey faced any accusations including going to trial.8. Governor General Prevost Turning Against Fellow Officers During Battles Climactic Moments
01:00:40||Season 39, Ep. 8Determine how one could best describe what had already ensued in the morning hours after dawn per May 29, 1813. Find out where British Forces shifted their assault following Navy Point going up in flames. Discover whether British Forces went as far as issuing a White Flag aka Truce Flag. Learn if any major dilemmas presented themselves to Governor General George Prevost. Go behind the scenes and discover what British Major William Drummond proposed to Prevost as a last ditch effort in firing against enemy at Fort Tompkins. Learn how effective U.S. Naval Forces were in ramping up their presence along Lake Ontario. Get an in depth analysis amongst British Leadership serving under Prevost following battles end outcome. Learn how prisoners of battles outcome got treated. Determine exactly how things might’ve been different had defeated side prevailed at Sackett’s Harbour.7. Countdown To Official Battle Combat Along Lake Ontario
01:01:59||Season 39, Ep. 7Understand significance behind U.S. Military Forces prevailing at Fort George. Get introduced to Samuel Stacy including certain peculiarities about him. Learn about the course of actions each side engaged in between early to mid morning come May 28, 1813. Discover if one side missed out on opportunity to launch surprise attack against opposition come morning of May 28. Get introduced to Stoney Point, Ontario. Learn what ensued military wise day after U.S. Joint Forces routed the British at Fort George. Find out where exact numbers stood for U.S. & British Soldiers leading up to May 29. Go behind the scenes and learn how British Military Officers planned to coordinate their landing into Sackett’s Harbour. Get an in depth analysis behind what ensued starting at 3:30AM May 29 and what followed one hour later. Learn how intense the fighting had become prior to sunrise on May 29, 1813.6. U.S. Joint Forces Success To Sudden Fallout In York
01:02:10||Season 39, Ep. 6Learn what happened to British General Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe following fallout at York. Get a broader story behind what occurred between April 28-30 involving American Troops and native locals following Battle of York from day before, April 27. Discover exactly how long U.S. Joint Forces occupied York once battle ended. Determine if York’s people became heavily divided following U.S. occupation of village. Get introduced to Britain’s new Naval Commander being Sir James Lucas Yeo. Learn which British Military Fort stood out as being the westernmost along Lake Ontario. Find out which U.S. Officers laid blueprints for attacking Lake Ontario’s Westernmost British Fort. Go behind the scenes and get an in depth analysis report per what takes place between May 25-27, 1813.5. Joint U.S. Military Forces Invading Upper Canada
01:06:23||Season 39, Ep. 5Determine how Colonel Alexander Macomb responded in the wake of receiving news from British Deserters regarding possible retaliation strike. Discover whether or not a British & Canadian Joint Retaliation Attack happened. Learn if a rumor resulted in putting U.S. Troop Forces at Sackett’s Harbour under further alert come early March 1813. Go behind the scenes and learn about an agreement made by select group of Senior U.S. Officers come mid March 1813. Learn where Sackett’s Harbour’s overall troop force numbers lied around come Mid March 1813. Discover how Sir George Prevost responded after learning about enemy troop numbers size. Get taken for a complete 360 Whirlwind Surprise regarding Commodore Chauncey’s new strategical game plan which would go into effect once Lake Ontario was ice free. Find out whether new target itself located in Upper or Lower Canada as well as its strengths and weaknesses come April 1813. Get a timeline behind what unravels between April 23-30, 1813, including how decisive U.S. Forces engaged their mission per joint assault.4. U.S. Naval Fleet’s First Official Appearance On Lake Ontario
01:10:32||Season 39, Ep. 4Get introduced to George Prevost including his extensive background. Discover what unique advantages were at hand for the British Army in Canada. Go behind the scenes and learn how a debacle involving U.S. Major General Stephen Van Rensselaer’s 1,000 Regular Troop Force had devastating consequences. Get an in depth analysis behind Commandant Isaac Chauncey’s strategical game planning abilities come early November 1812. Understand why Commandant Chauncey remained concerned about an enemy surprise attack even as Lake Ontario was already frozen solid. Get to know British Captain Alexander Gray including the concerns he addressed to Sir George Prevost. Learn significance behind secret mission led by U.S. Sailing Master William Vaughan from December 5, 1812. Learn if Commandant Chauncey came upon anyone whom was considered suspicious around mid January 1813. Discover what other changes took place from a leadership command perspective around January 1813. Learn which U.S. Army Officer & Troop Forces were stationed north of Sackett’s Harbour in Ogdensburg. Get an in depth analysis report behind course of actions taken including what occurred come hours after midnight February 6, 1813.