As the first president, George Washington initiated a number of
precedents and was conscious that he was establishing traditions.
He also saw himself as a moral exemplar and lived his life as such,
both personally and publicly. The Washington presidency created
history, guided history, and preserved history. It also interpreted
history, assimilated history, and used history. But above all,
George Washington was inspirational and moved Americans to support
great causes and ideals. This book presents and discusses George
Washington's moral virtues and public presidential accomplishments.
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