Washington the Model of Character for American Youth - M'Jilton J. N. (John Nelson)

Explore the life and character of George Washington in J. N. McJilton's "Washington the Model of Character for American Youth." This address, originally delivered to boys in public schools, explores Washington's enduring legacy as a leader and figure of exemplary character. Delve into the values and principles that guided Washington through the American Revolution and shaped him into a pivotal figure in American history. McJilton presents Washington's life as an inspiring example for young readers, focusing on the qualities that made him a role model. This historical biography offers insight into Washington's leadership and provides a valuable perspective on American history. Perfect for those interested in historical biography, the early history of the United States, and the influence of George Washington.

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