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Dolley Payne Todd Madison

Dolley Madison

With nearly X thousand tonnes, China became the world’s leading lettuce and chicory consuming country, mixed up X% of global consumption….What country eats the most lettuce?

In terms of consumption, the United States and Canada, respectively, are the main consumers of blueberries. Together, these two countries consume 76.82 percent of the global blueberry exports.

The U.S. may have a national sugar high on Halloween, but Germany actually consumes the most candy per capita….Countries That Eat a Scary Amount of Candy.

Which Countries Eat The Spiciest Food?

• India. The question which country has the spiciest food is mostly answered with India.
• Sri Lanka. This is one of the countries with the spiciest food which maybe more impacted by the historical spice trade route in their country.
• Mexico.
• China.
• Thailand.
• Tunisia.
• Malaysia.
• Ethiopia.

Indian food is very spice forward, and often uses chilis as well. They tend to use fresh ingredients blended with many different spices mixed together, and cooked to get rid of the raw spice flavor. Korean food, on the other hand, is usually is spicy due to their use of chilis, and less of spice.

Top 10 Most Delicious and Tastiest Fruits in the World

• Mango. “The king of the fruits,” mango is one of the most popular, nutritionally rich fruits with unique flavor, fragrance, taste, and heath promoting qualities.
• Strawberries.
• Watermelon.
• Pineapple.
• Orange.
• Grape.
• Apple.
• Pomegranate.

26 years old

September 15, 1794 (James Madison)January 1790 (John Todd)

She was a widow at the age of 25, with her young son Payne to support. It was not long before she met the man who would become her second husband. James was a delegate to the Continental Congress, which met in Philadelphia.

John Payne Todd

Dolley Madison enjoyed a happy marriage; different as she and her husband were in personality, they doted on each other. However, her relationship with her son, John Payne Todd, was a different matter. He spent money recklessly and expected his mother to cover his debts and losses.

Charles Carroll, a close friend, finally changed Dolley’s mind. When he told her it was time to go, she glumly acquiesced. As they prepared to leave, according to John Pierre Sioussat, the Madison White House steward, Dolley noticed the Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington in the state dining room.

On this day in 1814, first lady Dolley Madison saves a portrait of George Washington from being looted by British troops during the War of 1812. Dolley wrote to her sister on the night of August 23 that a friend who came to help her escape was exasperated at her insistence on saving the portrait.

Paul Jennings, a slave living in the White House, helped the First Lady save the portrait of George Washington. On August 17, 1814, 4000 British troops began landing in Maryland. Madison initially ordered Jennings to help remove the entire portrait, frame and all, from the White House wall.