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Índice
The Young Virginian | 1 |
The Herald of Empire | 13 |
The Beginner of a War | 24 |
The Hero in Battle | 33 |
The Frontier Commander | 47 |
The Triumphs of the Colonel | 62 |
The Colonel Sally Fairfax and Martha Custis | 73 |
The Magnate of Mount Vernon | 81 |
The General in a New War | 167 |
Washington in Stalemate | 182 |
Washington in Triumph | 194 |
The Great Man | 211 |
The President Under the Constitution | 225 |
The President of a Nation | 237 |
The President and the West | 254 |
Washington and the French Revolution | 266 |
The Champion of American Rights | 95 |
The Commander in Chief | 103 |
The General for Independence | 117 |
The General in Flight | 131 |
The Hero of the Delaware | 141 |
The Defeated Victor | 151 |
The Farewell of the President | 282 |
The Farewell of the Hero | 293 |
Bibliographical Essay | 307 |
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The Great Experiment: George Washington and the American Republic John H. Rhodehamel Pré-visualização indisponível - 1998 |