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DOLLEY MADISON SAVES WASHINGTON: PART I
In the old days, every school child knew that First Lady Dolley Madison saved the portrait of George Washington from the approaching British Army. Fact? Legend? The War of 1812: Target Washington The War of 1812, the second war between … Continue reading
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