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28618	Thayer, William Makepeace	From Farm House to the White House The life of George Washington, his boyhood, youth, manhood, public and private life and services			.txt	text/plain	126339	7154	72	our Army in New York--Words of Washington--Letter to his wrote the "Life of George Washington," and he said,-with the life and times of our George Washington in Virginia. "I think that George comes as near doing it as any one," suggested Mrs. Washington. "A great change has come over him since yesterday," he said to Mrs. Washington. "I have no doubt that George deserves well of his country," Mrs. Washington replied, "but, my good sir, here is too much flattery." agreed that George should return to Virginia, and accompany Mrs. Washington and children to Bermuda, where she would meet her husband. On the next day Washington received the commander's reply to Governor "Raise a force of two or three thousand men," said Washington, "and Washington left General Schuyler in command at New York and hastened About this time General Washington made the following address to his "Until Congress orders otherwise, General Washington shall be possessed	./cache/28618.txt	./txt/28618.txt