Key was an attorney by profession. He was attempting to negotiate the release of Dr. William Beanes who was detained by the British and held aboard a ship of the invasion fleet for his part in rounding up British stragglers and putting them in the local jail for looting. Key and a colleague were able to locate the British fleet commander and effect the release of Dr. Beanes but all were detained by the British who felt Key and the other Americans had learned too much about British dispositions, strength and plans to safely release him and his party until the engagement at Baltimore was completed.
because he likes Baltimore and i mean who doest it rocks
Francis Scott key saw the American flag flying over Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor (Maryland) in the early morning of September 14th 1814. He was being detained on board a British ship while trying to arrange the exchange of prisoners when the night-long bombardment started. Fort McHenry is located on the eastern and southern most shore of Locust Point a central peninsula in Baltimore Harbor. This flag is known as the "Star Spangled Banner."
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francis scott key wrote it in 1814
Francis Scott Key, a lawyer and a fledgeling poet, saw the Battle of Fort McHenry in Baltimore during the war of 1812. The story goes that bombs were going off and canons were lighting the sky-- along with musket fire-- through the smoke and from the lighting of the weapons Francis Scott Key could still see America's flag waving above the fort.
He was fun and Has a great life
There was the war of 1812 and Francis Scott Key from a ship in the Baltimore Harbor wrote the Song Te Star Spangled Banner."
The Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812.
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The bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor during the war of 1812.
Baltimore, Maryland... I think.
Francis Scott Key wrote the "Star Spangled Banner" also known as Americas National Anthem, onboard a British prison ship in Baltimore Harbor during the Battle of Baltimore in 1814.
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore, Maryland in the united states.
the bombardment of Baltimore
Battle of Baltimore War of 1812
While on a boat in the Baltimore Harbor.