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Member: GeorgeWashingtonCollectionsYour library (1,288), Boston Athenaeum (882), Mount Vernon (42), Morgan Library & Museum (35), Library of Congress (18), Princeton University (15), Houghton Library, Harvard (10), Historical Society of Pennsylvania (6), University of Pennsylvania (6), New York Public Library (3), Trinity College (3), Gilder Lehrman Institute (2), Yale University Library (2), American Antiquarian Society (1), British Library (1), David Library of the American Revolution (1), National Library of Scotland (1), John Carter Brown Library (1), Johns Hopkins University (1), Lilly Library (1), Free Library of Philadelphia (1), Providence Public Library (1), University of Virginia (1), Williams College (2), Case 1 (184), Case 2 (33), Case 3 (98), Case 4 (115), Case 5 (56), Case 6 (42), Case 7 (116), Case 8 (50), On the Table (63), All collections (1,288) Reviews6 reviews TagsPolitics and Government (359), United States (328), Agriculture (174), Religion (170), Commerce (132), Great Britain (126), Sermons (125), Literature (113), Surveys (87), France (72) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror About meGeorge Washington (22 February 1732 - 14 December 1799), Virginia surveyor, landowner, military leader and statesman. Commander of the Continental Army, president of the Constitutional Convention, and first president of the United States. About my libraryGeorge Washington's library at the time of his death ran to some nine hundred volumes, which passed into the possession of his nephew Judge Bushrod Washington along with Washington's papers and Mount Vernon. When Bushrod Washington died in 1826, he willed parts of the library to his nephews George C. and John A. Washington and to his grand-nephew Bushrod Washington Herbert. GroupsLibraries of Early America Real nameGeorge Washington LocationMount Vernon, VA Favorite authorsNot set Account typepublic, lifetime URLs
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