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 The first American President is
captured at his home in Mount Vernon the day he is to leave for New York to be
inaugurated. He is beset by problems of his dress, his estate, his wife, his housekeeper
and his "friend" and neighbor, Sally Fairfax. Washington attempts to deal with a
relationship that is a touch more than "neighborly" and in the process reveals
himself as not only a passionate man but a thoughtful and insightful leader and
conciliator. Written by R. David Cox. Published 1998. 32 pages, $5.95
plus S&H and applicable sales tax. |
