George Washington's long career as soldier began with defeat as
a young line officer in the bloody frontier skirmishes of the
French and Indian War; it culminated in the role of commanding
general of the Continental army in victory over the British army.
This soldier's life included long years of Spartan campaigning, the
creation of a professional army, the honing of innovative tactics
and strategies, and the development of crucial international
military alliances.
In this history of George Washington's career as an army
officer, Dave Palmer reveals the many qualities of character that
made Washington an extraordinary military commander, qualities that
allowed him not only to lead a fledgling army to secure the
independence of his newly formed country but to define the role of
the military in a free and democratic society.
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