Why George Washington's early life shaped a leader
James Lagasse narrates George Washington's youth in Virginia, detailing birth at Popes Creek in 1732, schooling limits, and surveying feats. By eighteen, Washington owned thousands of acres, mapped the Shenandoah Valley, and built a foundation for leadership as a future general and first US president.
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