Yes they did but it was called the Pennsylvania State House at the time and was used as the capitol building for a sitting Congress. The building was captured along with the city of Philadelphia, part of it was used as a hospital and to hold American officers as prisoners.
He's the only rugby league footballer to ever have been inducted into both the Australian Rugby League Hall of Fame as well as the British Rugby League Hall of Fame.
The island of Bermuda ever since the 1600's has been been a British Overseas Territory (British Colony) but out of the 14 overseas territories it is the most likely one to gain independence because it has the largest popualtion and only 1 of 2 territories to be self-governing (the other being the British Virgin Islands).
During the Revolutionary War, a Torie [aka Loyalist] was an American who remained loyal to the British crown. They were treated very harshly by Whigs [who were against the British crown and were pro-independence.] :) :) ][-][ //-\\ |_ ((-)) is the best game ever
No US president was ever in prison as a criminal. Andrew Jackson was a prisoner of war as a boy of 13 after he was captured by the British in the war for independence.
Ever since the British lay eyes on Fiji. Fiji have been using British currency back in the olden days until October 10th 1970 when Fiji gained Independence from Britain.
During the Revolutionary War, a Torie [aka Loyalist] was an American who remained loyal to the British crown. They were treated very harshly by Whigs [who were against the British crown and were pro-independence.] :) :) ][-][ //-\\ |_ ((-)) is the best game ever
They cornered him in Asia Minor decades later, and he suicided to avoid capture.
When Argentina became independent they send a small number of Argentinians to the Falkland Islands. The British expelled them, and started a race themselfs. In 1806 when Argentina won independence the British tried to take Argentina and turn it to a British Colony but they lost.
Yes
I don't think you can.
Garrett Hall
NO