Washington at New York and the Inauguration
The narrative recounts George Washington facing the burden of state with humility and dignity as he travels to New York, receives the oath, and assumes the presidency. It notes his fears, the public welcome, the sense of national trust, and his resolve to shape a government of strength blended with prudence and conciliation.
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Washington
Cambridge
York
Annapolis
Newark
New York
Federal Hall
Wall Street
Amine
Fisher Ames
Massachusetts
Edward Rutledge
South Carolina
Dulles
Confederation
Congress
Hamilton
Madison
Shrine on Mount Hor Claimed Tomb of Aaron Found
London reports an archaeological find atop Mount Hor a shrine claimed to be Aaron’s tomb. The site is said to be guarded by Mahometans and has not before been examined by experts.
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Aaron
London
Mount Hor
Red Canoe and the Falls Rescue at Indian Neck
Vivian Lovejoy arrives at Indian Neck and rents a red canoe as Don Marden, a quiet local, watches. At sundown she paddles over the falls with Marden guiding the rescue, earning his lifelong devotion and foiling film plans for a dramatic rescue. Vivian agrees to marry him when they return home.
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Indian Neck
Carteret
Reggsie
Vivian Lovejoy
Vivian
Don
Niagara
Don Marden
Kitson
Bayly
Evening Star
Lou
Marden
Mataon
Ion Marden
The
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J. Kingston
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George Washington
Livingston
Senate
Tie
America
Count de Moustier
France
Joseph Jefferson
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