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James Madison was born on March 16, 1751
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James Madison is inaugurated as the fourth President of the United States
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Congress passes a law permitting directed tradewith either France or Briatin
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Madison reestablishes with Britain, meanwhile, the French continue their seizure of American ships
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After Madison dismisses Secretary of State Robert Smith, James Monroe accepts Madison's offer of the cabinet position
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Madison calls a special session of Congress to convene November 4 in preparation for war against Britain.
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Madison delivers a tentative war message to Congress, indicating his shift in policy
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The British Army commanders said they chose to attack Washington "on account of the greater political effect likely to result".
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Madison and his cabinet decide to continue with the attempted invasion of Canada.
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The presidents mansion was burned and the capitol, a very low point for the Americans
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He nominates James monroe as a sectrectary of war to replace John Armstrong.
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Madison presents his seventh annual message to Congress, advocating military streamlining, a new national bank, protective tariffs to promote industry, and internal improvements.
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Madison signs a bill admitting Indiana to statehood
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Madsion delivers his eighth annual address to Congress, calling for vigilance in foreign affairs, internal improvements, and the restructuring of the judiciary and executive offices.
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Madison vetoes Henry Clay's "Bonus Bill" for internal improvements
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James Madsion died because of a heart failure and he was the Founding Father
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Francisco Scott wrote a poem for an experirence that poem became our National Antem