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Title: George Washington Commander in Chief
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September 24, 2001 |
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With two horses shot beneath him and four bullets through his coat, he not only continued his duties as aide but when general Braddock was mortally wounded and most of the other officers either killed or wounded, it was the young provincial colonel who took command of the remnant of the brilliant English Army and brought it and the wounded leader out of the terrifying forest ambush of Indians to safety (1)... Showed first 250 characters
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His courage and bravery saved the greatest army in the world from being totally annihilated, and he won the respect of the soldiers who followed him.
After the French and Indian War, Washington went back to his home in Mt. Vernon, Virginia. He became involved in politics when he realized that the British were treating the Americans unfairly... Showed next 250 characters
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