The Burning of the White House in 1814
Read Digital EditionForeword: A Dramatic Moment in American History, Robert L. BreedenThe Burning of Washington, Anthony S. PitchThe White House...
Conflict with Native American Tribes - Photo 1
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Conflict with Native American Tribes - Photo 1
Death of Tecumseh at the Battle of the Thames, October 5, 1813.
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