Irving, Washington: Life of George Washington

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UntraveledRoad Library      Irving, Washington Life of George Washington Table of Contents Volume 1 1: Genealogy of the Washington Famil 2: The Home of Washington's Boyhood 3: Paternal Conduct of an Elder Brother 4: Expedition Beyond the Blue Ridge 5: English and French Claims to the Ohio Valley 6: Preparations for Hostilities 7: Council of the Ohio Tribes at Logstown 8: Arrival at Venango 9: Return from Venango 10: Reply of the Chevalier de St. Pierre 11: March to the Little Meadows 12: Scarcity in the Camp 13: Founding of Port Cumberland 14: Return to Quiet Life 15: Washington Proclaimed Aide-de-Camp 16: March from Fort Cumberland 17: Arrival at Fort Cumberland 18: Costs of Campaigning 19: Reform in the Militia Laws 20: Troubles in the Shenandoah Valley 21: Founding of Fort Loudoun 22: Washington Vindicates his Conduct to Lord Loudoun 23: Washington Recovers His Health 24: Slow Operations 25: Plan of Operations for 1759 26: Washington's Installation in the House of Burgesses 27: Treaty of Peace 28: Washington’s Ideas Concerning the Stamp Acts 29: Cheerful Life at Mount Vernon 30: Hood at Boston 31: Expedition of Washington to the Ohio 32: Lord Dunmore Governor of Virginia 33: Lord North's Bill Favoring the Exportation of Teas 34: Washington's Chairman of a Politcal Meeting 35: Meeting of the First Congress 36: Gage's Military Measures 37: Infatuation in British Councils 38: Enlisting of Troops in the East 39: Second Session of Congress 40: More Troops Arrive at Boston 41: Battle of Bunker's Hill 42: Departure from Philadelphia

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