The Americanism of Washington
Now here are two of the things often said about Washington which need, if I mistake not, to be unsaid: first, that he was a solitary and inexplicable phenomenon of greatness; and second, that he was not an American. – By an American author, educator, and clergyman, Henry van Dyke.
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