Published Oct 1, 2018
25: From Lake Champlain to the “Defense of Fort M’Henry”
Greg Jackson delves into the dramatic events of the War of 1812, from the flaming devastation of Washington, D.C., to the courageous defense of Fort McHenry, revealing the origins of the national anthem and highlighting the resilience that shaped America's identity.

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