Paul Litt is a Canadian historian with an interest in cultural policy. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto and is currently a historical consultant with the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Ronald F. Williamson, as president to Archaeological Services Inc., directed the Snake Hill project. He is an archaeologist with a doctorate in anthropology from McGill University. Professor Joseph Whitehorne served in the United States Army for twenty-five years, mostly as a historian. Now a historical consultant, he also teaches history at Lord Fairfax Community college, Middletown, Viriginia.

"A fascinating examination not only of an important historical event, but also of the rigours of military life and medical practices in the early nineteenth century."

Paul Litt is a Canadian historian with an interest in cultural policy. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto and is currently a historical consultant with the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Ronald F. Williamson, as president to Archaeological Services Inc., directed the Snake Hill project. He is an archaeologist with a doctorate in anthropology from McGill University. Professor Joseph Whitehorne served in the United States Army for twenty-five years, mostly as a historian. Now a historical consultant, he also teaches history at Lord Fairfax Community college, Middletown, Viriginia.

"A fascinating examination not only of an important historical event, but also of the rigours of military life and medical practices in the early nineteenth century."

Paul Litt is a Canadian historian with an interest in cultural policy. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Toronto and is currently a historical consultant with the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Ronald F. Williamson, as president to Archaeological Services Inc., directed the Snake Hill project. He is an archaeologist with a doctorate in anthropology from McGill University. Professor Joseph Whitehorne served in the United States Army for twenty-five years, mostly as a historian. Now a historical consultant, he also teaches history at Lord Fairfax Community college, Middletown, Viriginia.

"A fascinating examination not only of an important historical event, but also of the rigours of military life and medical practices in the early nineteenth century."