The Real George Washington

Many scholars and the general public believe that George Washington is the leading role model for leadership, citizenship and overall personal achievement, and for just reason. When I studied George Washington for the first time in elementary school, I was only told about his great achievement. The next essay is to challenge the reader's view of the first President of our country and to inspire the reader with controversial evidence to prove more sophisticated self-esteem. Washington is known for many political achievements, but his view on slavery is scarcely known.

Let's start from the beginning. True George Washington, his heyday, Lawrence, his elegant younger brother, a man easily mistaken for an esthetician left a big impression on him. In many ways, George tried to imitate him. Lawrence is an elegant and flashy world custom. He has a soft face and rounded shoulder. He is a little fat, not muscular, not particularly stout. In his conscious body language, in his material strategy, among the things he wants to embody in the elegant type of the type he eventually became, George is universally that George Washington is eventually this It is closer to Lawrence than to believe. After all, the people of the 18th century. People who have seen him like Marquis de Barbe-Marbois have never noticed his "friendly city". Apart from his character, it looks masculine. "

George Washington was born on February 22, 1732 in West Morland, Virginia. Washington is the eldest son of a wealthy family. Young Washington accepted most of his research from his father and always wanted to become a surveyor. George grew up with a strong, tall young man with outdoor activities and music. When he was 17, George assumed his first official position in Culpeper County, Virginia. In 1751, George joined his older brother while traveling in the West Indies. I wanted to improve his brother's symptoms of tuberculosis. The trip was not good for his brother, but George got something out of it; George fell down with small pox. Back then, it seems to be bad to have this type of immunity against small pox, but it helps colonial armed forces to get out of small pox.