Francis Scott Key

2017-03-10

[...] of the US were mostly Masons including Paul Revere, John Paul Jones and Benjamin Franklin. Francis Scott Key who wrote the national anthem was a Mason. John Hancock and most of the signatories of the [...]

The Millennium Report

#468

themillenniumreport.com

2017-01-10

[...] bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor later that year inspired Francis Scott Key to pen our national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Gen. Andrew Jackson and his [...]

Woody Paige

#564

woodypaige.com

2016-09-07

[...] of the British against the U.S. in the War of 1812. The song was revised years after Francis Scott Key wrote it to include an unofficial  fifth verse opposing slavery. The song wasn’t [...]

AWordPressSite

#920

thereelnetwork.net

2016-05-18

[...] an important role in U.S. history, especially during the War of 1812, and it’s where Francis Scott Key wrote the national anthem. This is also a top destination for foodies who love seafood [...]

Trips To Discover

#111

tripstodiscover.com

2015-09-18

[...] Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, John Adams, John Jay, Daniel Webster, Francis Scott Key, Hugo Black, Rutherford B. Hayes, and William O. Douglas didn’t know? In other words, [...]

The Trumpet Online

#71

the-trumpet-online.com

2015-09-04

[...] President Jackson commissioned Francis Scott Key, who was Attorney General for Washington D. C., to Alabama in order to work out a compromise [...]

Alabama Pioneers

#168

alabamapioneers.com