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Our first president was an extraordinary man. He was a surveyor, landowner and one-time colonel in the British Colonial Army of Virginia, as well as the first general of the Revolutionary Army. George Washington also presided over the Continental Congress, which gave us our founding documents, including The Declaration of Independence and our Constitution. He was truly a brave man who valued liberty and freedom above his own safety. He risked his life over and over in battle after battle in the pursuit of a dream: a free land called The United States of America, free from the reins of tyranny and the rule of the King of England. This is the story of both a man and his country. We tell this story as a conversation about George Washington between two friends, written especially for students. This conversation is supplemented by an ample array of photos and illustrations, all selected to bring Washington to life. This special balance of text and photos enables the student to understand the pivotal role that he played in establishing this country.We have also provided a study guide, a list of books that students can explore in order to learn more about our first president. Our special table of contents is linked to each section of the book, so you can go right to the information you seek. All told, this unique presentation will greatly enrich any student’s understanding of the life and significance of George Washington.

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