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George Washingtons troubles and enduring ideals in early america
The piece profiles George Washington highlighting his belief in inborn rights and liberty, his democratic leanings, and dedication to building a free government. It traces his youth as a surveyor, rise in military leadership, struggles with enlistment and supply, calls for a strong standing army, and commitment to unity between Congress and the army while emphasizing his restraint from personal power.
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George Washington
Free America
New York Herald
Washington
England
Colonies
Lord Fairfax
Shenandoah Valley
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Boston
Bunker Hill
Long Island
Congress
Nho
Council of Safety of
New York
Bia
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Civil Department
Army
David Stuart
Mount Vernon
Europe
Washingtom
United States