Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Chapter 1 – The Youthful George Washington
Chapter 2 – George Washington’s Early Military Campaigns
Chapter 3 – George Washington’s Revolutionary War Leadership
Chapter 4 – Revolutionary Gains, Alliance, and Victory
Chapter 5 – George Washington in the Confederation Period and the U.S. Constitution’s Creation
Chapter 6 – The New Nation is Launched By George Washington’s First Term
Chapter 7 – President George Washington’s Second Term
Chapter 8 – Conclusion of the Presidency, Retirement and Presidential Legacy
References
About the Author and Series Editor
Index
Reviews
“This is a remarkably well written book in an easy to read style. Subjects often given only cursory attention are covered in an interesting informative way. Such as, great emphasis is placed upon the ethical and moral principles used by George Washington to create our country. Another, for example, is how the Native American, particularly the Iroquois, forms of government were partially incorporated into our Constitution. The author answers all the important questions that readers seek on the life of Washington. What he did, when, why, how, where and most importantly the results gained. She is absolutely right in saying that Americans today are suffering from a cancer on the body politic. Too many of our leaders are acting unethically. Their behavior is a toxin that poisons our social environment. Using George Washington as a role model mentor will aid everyone in preserving the heritage provided us by our fore fathers and mothers.” – <strong>Reviewed by James P. Hodges, Houston, Texas</strong>