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January 11, 1812 The Giles Bill is signed into law. It increases the sized of the Army and Navy to 25,000 men.
May 22, 1812 HMS Hornet arrives in Washington D. C. with a "last formal notice" from the English government.
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June 1, 1812 James Madison requests a declaration of War against Britain from the U. S. Congress. They begin meeting in private session.
June 18, 1812 Congress (79-49 in the House, 19-13 in the Senate) declares war on the empire of Great Britain.

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