Refusing the Crown: Washington's Role in Defining American Identity
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Discover the untold story of George Washington's greatest victory—not on the battlefield, but over the temptation of absolute power.
At the close of the American Revolutionary War, the United States was bankrupt, fractured, and on the brink of collapse. Desperate for stability, military officers and elite citizens whispered a radical solution: crown George Washington as King of America.
He had the army at his back, the devotion of the public, and an empire for the taking. Yet, he refused.
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