The Wonderful Story of Washington And the Meaning of His Life for the Youth And
The Wonderful Story of Washington And the Meaning of His Life for the Youth And
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" General Gage declared in a proclamation that the document was illegal and the signers traitors. He planted a force of infantry and artillery on the Bos- ton Common and prepared himself to enforce the edict of the British Parliament and his own judg- ment. Thus, another high step was taken in the climb to war. The great drama was developing scene by scene that was to bring forth Washington as a warrior, president and statesman, the titular "Father of his Country. " As we proceed on our histori...c journey, needed to understand the making of Washington, and his mean- ing for Americans, we are now approaching his first appearance as a leader. This comes to pass after he decides that every resource and means have been used in vain for justice toward the colonies.
102 THE STORY OF WASHINGTON On July 18, 1773, a meeting of Fairfax County was held, with Washington as the presiding officer, to dis- cuss their attitude toward the English government and its methods toward the colonies. This general meeting of protest was held immediately after Wash- ington 's return from the session of the House of Burgesses at Williamsburg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" General Gage declared in a proclamation that the document was illegal and the signers traitors. He planted a force of infantry and artillery on the Bos- ton Common and prepared himself to enforce the edict of the British Parliament and his own judg- ment. Thus, another high step was taken in the climb to war. The great drama was developing scene by scene that was to bring forth Washington as a warrior, president and statesman, the titular "Father of his Country. " As we proceed on our histori...c journey, needed to understand the making of Washington, and his mean- ing for Americans, we are now approaching his first appearance as a leader. This comes to pass after he decides that every resource and means have been used in vain for justice toward the colonies.
102 THE STORY OF WASHINGTON On July 18, 1773, a meeting of Fairfax County was held, with Washington as the presiding officer, to dis- cuss their attitude toward the English government and its methods toward the colonies. This general meeting of protest was held immediately after Wash- ington 's return from the session of the House of Burgesses at Williamsburg.
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