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THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Commander•in-chief of the American Forces, during the
war which eftablithed the independence of his country ; and Firft
Prefident of the United States of America. Compiled under the
infpeetion of his nephew and heir, the Hon. Buthred Washington,
from original papers, bequeathed to him by his deceafed relative.
By JOHN MARSHALL,
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The Public will !tun with intereft, that the literary monument
which has long been projected, to the memory of the moil
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his fellow citizens; to him who was the founder of:. great and pro•
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point of execution, a place by the fide of Robcrtfon's Charles the
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War to the mind without prolixity of ditquifition or tedious detail
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