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George Washington

CHAPTER IX
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There were many volatile incidents which, if treated with less judgment than his, might do grievous harm.

One wonders how sincere all the entreaties to Washington were, but one cannot doubt that the great majority of the country was perfectly sincere in wishing to have him continue; for it had sunk deep into the hearts of Americans that Washington was himself a party, a policy, an ideal above all the rest.
And when the election was held in the autumn of 1792, he was reelected by the equivalent of a unanimous vote..


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