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Britain Once Burned The White House Down: Now It Can't Even Say No - Heartlands
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Britain Once Burned The White House Down: Now It Can't Even Say No - Heartlands
America Got Its Independence, Britain Forgot to Keep Its Own On the night of 24 August 1814, British forces under Major-General Robert Ross marched into Washington and set fire to the Presidential Mansion, the Capitol, and most of the federal buildings in between. The flames were visible for miles. It was, in part, retaliation for American forces burning York the previous year. Whatever you think of the act itself, one thing is beyond dispute: B…
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