Colonel Washington

"Colonel Washington" offers a compelling look at the formative military experiences of George Washington during the American Revolution and the preceding colonial period. This biography, meticulously prepared for print republication, delves into Washington's early leadership, examining the development of his strategic thinking and command skills.

Author Archer Butler Hulbert provides a detailed account of Washington's military career, essential reading for anyone interested in American history and the challenges of colonial warfare. Explore the events that shaped Washington's character and laid the foundation for his future role as a leader of the newly formed nation. This volume illuminates the crucial early years of a figure whose name remains synonymous with American ideals. It's a vital resource for understanding Washington's enduring legacy and his profound impact on the course of history. A valuable addition to any collection of historical biographies.

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