Washington the Soldier Patriot of the American Revolution
The article portrays George Washington as a disciplined, courageous leader who transformed raw militia into a capable army. It chronicles his early campaigns from Boston to New York, the Valley Forge hardship, alliance with France, and culminates in the Yorktown victory with Rochambeau and Lafayette, highlighting his strategic vision and resolve.
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Ashington
Washington
Oxford
Harvard
Plains
Braddock
Virginia
Monongahela
Hoe
Europe
Boston
Exnae
Onion
Patrick Henry
Cambridge
New
Arnold
Montgomery
Canada
Philadelphia
New York
Hudson River Valley
West Point
Hudson
Atentogy
Princerous
Brandywine
Germantown
Trenton
Princeton
New Jersey
Morristown
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Gates
Forta
Delaware
Howe
Valley Forge
France
Lafayette
Clinton
Monmouth
Charles Lee
Napoleon
Lee
Newport
Quebec
Hudson Valley
Rochambeau
Cornwallis
Greene
Morgan
Mountaineer
Congress
Yorktown
New Brunswick
Chesapeake
York
Cornwallie
New Jermy
Washington and Butler on General Washington's leadership qualities
In 1865 General Butler recalls Washington's rare blend of character and ability, noting how Lafayette's 22 years old rank caused friction yet Washington managed with tact. He cites supplies from France and gold loans as pivotal to keeping the Continental Army intact amid rank disputes.
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Wington
Washington
William O. Butler
Lafayette
Congress
Butler
Europe
Brijes
Stone relic marks Washington oath spot at Federal Hall
A stone plaza beneath Washington’s statue at the treasury steps bears a wire grate and inscribed tablet recalling George Washington taking the presidential oath on April 30 1789 in Federal Hall. The preserved stone sits near the statue’s base, a relic of the nation’s birth.
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Ward
Washington
Federal Hall
George Washington
United States of America
Washington Jefferson Anecdote Illustrates Senate Need
A Washington and Jefferson anecdote recalls Sir John Macdonald and the first Canadian prime minister, who used the tale to argue for an upper house. Jefferson questions the senate while Washington explains pouring tea into a saucer to cool it, illustrating a balancing role.
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John Macdonald
Canadas
Senate
Jefferson
Washington
Warner Nature Medicine Company offers special treatment plans
A historical notice proclaims a new plan by Warner Nazar Medicine Co to provide specialized therapies for kidney and other diseases. It invites sufferers to mail case histories to 220 Broadway New York for diagnosis and treatment by leading New York specialists with expert physicians.
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Warner
Warner Safe Care Company
Warner Natare Medicine Co
Greater New York
Warner Nazar Medicine Company
Broadway
New York City
Cascarets Candy Onathartic Ad Warns of Constipation
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a guaranteed cure for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims biliousness headaches fever piles and numerous ills will vanish, promising money back if unsatisfied. It advertises 10 25 and 50 cent sizes with free samples and booklet.
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Asso
Warner Nazaro ‘Medicine Company
Board of Specialists
Coroxih
Jloy
Kever
Ely
Isa
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Mesmin
Yau
Chobee
Mesmin Chemical CO
Drunok
Mic
Dillon
Stockmen’s Directory
Philip Lovell
Mont
P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Chia
Paul
Tripunz
The
Tribune Pub. CO
Arpuns
Clawdence
R. A. Gunn
Last 21St Street
Tribune Publishing CO
Montana
Tribune Pus. Co
United States
G. Borpert
Land Office
J. GB. Toorson
Frank A. Law
Burdett
Thompson & Law
Srectauty
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Supreme Court of the
Court of Dlama
Executive Departments of
Committee of Con
Gress
F. Street
N. Wes
Washington, D. C
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