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Washington the Soldier

By Henry B. Carrington
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A detailed military biography traces George Washington's campaigns, orders, correspondence, and strategic choices, assessing his performance in the field and as a senior staff officer. It contextualizes operations through comparisons with earlier military systems and discussions of tactics, organization, and logistics. Throughout, the author links Washington's conduct to moral, religious, and patriotic motives and provides illustrations, maps, a chronological index, and appendices to clarify movements and decisions.

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Henry B. Carrington

Henry B. Carrington was an American author and military officer known for his work on the life of George Washington. His notable book, "Washington the Soldier," provides a detailed account of Washington's military career during the American Revolutionary War. Carrington's writings contribute to the understanding of Washington not only as a political leader but also as a strategic military figure. His insights into the challenges faced by Washington and his troops offer valuable perspectives on early American history.

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