A Rebel Becoming Commander in Chief 200 Years Ago
George Washington grew reluctant to lead but became the unanimous choice for commander in chief of the Continental Army. The article traces his early doubt, political maneuvering, and decisive acceptance in June, with links to the Boston Tea Party and Virginia actions. It notes the national film on his development and his dual English and Virginian identity.
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Cambridge
Britain
National Geographic Society
Public Broadcasting
WQEDT
Pittsburgh
Carnegie- Mellon University
House of Burgesses
Williamsburg
Demolition Derby Set For Preston at Rodeo Grounds
The first demolition derby comes to the Preston rodeo grounds on August 30 as a fund raising event for the new stake house. Over 16 may enter with junk cars. entrants may sponsor themselves or gain business sponsors. tickets are 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children.
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Preston Rodeo Grounds
Franklin Ward Elders Quorum
Larry Bradford
Bradford
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