Sayings ofGeorge Washington

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By the 1920s, the character of America's Founding Fathers was under attack by a handful of Marxist voices. Since that era, those anti-American streams of thought have converged with ever-broadening and more numerous confluences of historical heresy. Throughout the twentieth century, the lies of the Left concerning America's Founding Fathers have succeeded in nearly drowning biographical and historical truth with an avalanche of Marxist misinformation.

The Sayings of George Washington is catalog of primary information concerning the Father of America. It is a defense of his moral life and Christian character, derived from those who knew him best and who were most qualified to reflect upon the personal legacy of Mr. Washington. Young and old alike will be inspired by this historic work.

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