“George Washington” is part of a series written by German author Ferdinand Schmidt in 1911. The book tells the story of George Washington, from his upbringing, to his ambitions, to his ascension as the father of a new nation. It provides unique insight into the grievances the American colonists had with England and the culture that made 1776 possible. It is part of Classical Learner’s mission to take lost, un-politically correct history and make it available to the public.
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The book discusses:
– Washington’s Childhood.
– His family.
– The development of his skill set.
– His first battles.
– The forgotten assassination.
– Tension with England.
– General Washington.
– The Declaration of Independence.
– Washington during the Revolution.
– Lafayette.
– Washington wins the war.
– Washington’s farewell to the army.
– Washington and Native American’s (raw and not politically “correct”).
– Washington and slavery (raw and not politically “correct”).
