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It's August, 1814. The air in Washington is heavy with humidity and dread.

British troops are in Maryland closing in a rapidly tightening noose around the young

nation's capital.

The city, it's a sitting duck, half built, barely defended.

Amid the growing frenzy of activity, one unassuming hero emerges.

Stephen Pleasanton, a senior clerk in the State Department.

He's just a guy with a desk job, racing against time to save America's indispensable,

most priceless possessions, the fragile papers that form the blueprints of our nation. So Stephen Pleasanton springs into action.

He dashes out and buys bolts of sturdy linen. Back at the office, he and his fellow clerks

grab scissors and just start cutting. They stitch the fabric into makeshift book bags. Then they open the drawers in the cabinets

delicately lifting out the contents. The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, treaties,

letters in George Washington's handwriting. These are the original copies, the document DNA of America.

Pleasanton meticulously tucks them into bags. There is no margin

for error here. There can be zero snags or tears, yet the clock is ticking. Rumors of redcoats

swarm the streets. The bags are quickly loaded onto a makeshift convoy of wagons. Pleasanton leads the charge,

escorting them across the Potomac at dusk. They rumble into a grist mill on the Virginia side of

Chain Bridge, wheels grinding over rough roads. They unload the bags, and they're about to stash them

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