Redcoats' revenge : an alternate history of the War of 1812 / David Fitz-Enz.

Military plan on endpaper.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-306).

1 An Eventful, Fateful Year 1 -- 2 The Early Lives of Future Adversaries 29 -- 3 The War Intensifies, the Stakes Rise 55 -- 4 The British Are Coming!-Again 83 -- 5 Both Sides Prepare to Escalate the War 105 -- 6 Bureaucracy and the British War Machine 129 -- 7 Diversions and Death 155 -- 8 Invasion! 179 -- 9 Wellington Plunges South 211 -- 10 The Blaze in the Barn 241 -- 11 The Battle of Saratoga, Day Two 267 -- 12 "This Isn't War" 283 -- Appendix 1 British Army at the Battle of Saratoga, 1815 299 -- Appendix 2 U.S. Army at the Battle of Saratoga, 1815 301.

What if, on September 11, 1814, the United States had lost the close-run battle that Winston Churchill called the "most decisive" of the War of 1812? With a victory at Plattsburgh, would the British have eventually been able to regain control of their former colonies? Only one fleeting moment on Lake Champlain might have been needed to forever alter the young country's history and return it to the grip of King George III

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