George Washington - Wilson, Woodrow
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"George Washington" is an intriguing biography of America's first president as told by the man who would later become its twenty-eighth, Woodrow Wilson. Wilson takes us on a journey from a look at Washington's times to his Virginia breeding to his life in colonial America. Wilson looks at how these factors shaped the man who would lead the nation in its fight for independence and into its first years as a new nation. This is an insightful look into our nation's early history by a man who would play a key part in it more than one hundred years later.

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"George Washington" is an intriguing biography of America's first president as told by the man who would later become its twenty-eighth, Woodrow Wilson. Wilson takes us on a journey from a look at Washington's times to his Virginia breeding to his life in colonial America. Wilson looks at how these factors shaped the man who would lead the nation in its fight for independence and into its first years as a new nation. This is an insightful look into our nation's early history by a man who would play a key part in it more than one hundred years later.
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Woodrow Wilson (1856 - 1924), the 28th President of the United States, was not only a prominent political figure but also a respected academic and historian. Before assuming the presidency, Wilson was the president of Princeton University, where he garnered a reputation as an innovative educational reformer, and he also served as the governor of New Jersey. As a scholar, Wilson's contributions to literature focus primarily on the American political landscape and its historical figures. Notably, his book 'George Washington' delves into the life and legacy of the United States' first president, offering insight into Washington's leadership and character. Wilson's meticulous study reflects his deep engagement with American history and his ability to articulate the complexities of political life. His scholarly publications are marked by a narrative style that blends academic rigor with an accessible prose, aligning with the liberal arts philosophy he championed during his tenure at Princeton. In writing about George Washington, Wilson aimed to present a nuanced portrait of a central figure in American history, which complemented his own vision of public service and democratic governance. Wilson's literary contributions must be viewed alongside his political career, which, despite controversies, was marked by significant national and international accomplishments, including the establishment of the League of Nations. His writings provide important perspectives on the virtues and challenges of leadership, engaging with the ideals that shaped the American political tradition.