King George III is reported to have attempted to strangle his Prime Minister in a fit of rage, imagining him to be General George Washington.Continue Reading
Congressman James Madison writes to President Washington with his advice on what grounds he should veto the National Bank Bill, should he decide to do so.Continue Reading
On February 20, 1775, George Washington attends a fateful meeting in Alexandria, Virginia, at which participants were chosen to represent Fairfax County at the upcoming Second Virginia Convention on March 20th in Richmond.Continue Reading
Washington’s neighbor and friend, George Mason, writes to him regarding the purchase of gunpowder and navigational improvements to the Potomac River.Continue Reading
President Washington, having acquiesced to the desperate pleas of both Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton to serve a second term, was unanimously confirmed in the presidential electoral vote once more.Continue Reading