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George Washington Remembers: Reflections on the French and Indian War

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In 1786, George Washington wrote a rare autobiographical account of his service in the French and Indian War. In these eleven pages, Washington relates the compelling narrative of his experiences during the war, including a striking account of the friendly-fire incident at Fort Ligonier in 1758 that ". . . involved the life of GW in as much jeopardy as it had ever been before or since. . . . "

George Washington Remembers presents for the first time in print this extraordinary account that offers a very personal glimpse of a self-reflective leader seldom seen in Washington's other writings. The reproduction is accompanied by an annotated transcription of the piece and original essays that place the work in the context of the French and Indian War and Washington's life.

Lavishly illustrated, this remarkable book is essential for all interested in George Washington and our nation's founding period.


by Fred Anderson (Editor), Philander D. Chase (Contribution by), Don Higginbotham (Contribution by), Christine Smith (Contribution by), Martin West (Contribution by)



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