2 volumes. 1902. by Theodore Roosevelt. 

This work provides a comprehensive examination of the Naval War of 1812, focusing on the pivotal events and battles that defined the conflict. It highlights the remarkable achievements of the American navy, particularly the Battle of New Orleans, while addressing the biases and inaccuracies present in historical accounts from both American and British perspectives. The author aims to present an impartial narrative that honors the contributions of both sides, offering insights into the strategic and operational aspects of naval warfare during this significant period in history.