2.22 – Enter the Federal City

Special thanks to Niall Cooper of the Assassinations Podcast for providing the intro quote for this episode!

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Featured Image: “A view of the Capitol of Washington before it was burnt down by the British” by William Russell Birch [c. 1800], courtesy of Wikipedia