Political turmoil and court drama dominate Washington’s duel
In 1782 Washington reports on factional strife over Speaker powers, Senate clerks pay, and Geneva Award hearings. Guiteau trial updates mix with smallpox, arrests, and grand jury indictments as society and politics intertwine in a turbulent national scene.
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