The Greatest Fury

In this gripping account by master historian William C. Davis, listeners will explore the Battle of New Orleans, a pivotal confrontation in the War of 1812 that shaped the future of the American republic. Against the formidable British army, an unlikely coalition of farmers, merchants, and Indigenous peoples fought to defend a crucial gateway to the Mississippi River. Davis delves into the motivations of key figures like Andrew Jackson and the strategic dynamics at play, highlighting how this monumental battle forever altered the political and cultural landscape of North America.