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Washington Crossing Bridge at Shannopin Town aka Shannopinstown

George Washington and Queen Aliquippa, a love story! The year was 1749 and there is no more beautiful account in the history books than this one...
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Culper spies served as George Washington’s OSS

  • Culper Spy Ring
  • May 7, 2012
Long before James Bond stated he preferred his martinis “shaken, not stirred,” his ancestors were being driven crazy by a number of...
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George Washington voted Britain's Greatest Foe

America's first President, George Washington, was recognized by the National Army Museumin a survey toidentify Britain's most outstanding...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 101 - 110)

George Washington - These are the final maxims, and they continue to provide advice for dining etiquette. According to Washington, when in the...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 91 - 100)

George Washington - These maxims have to do with etiquette and proper decorum at the dining table. We should neither eat like a pig, especially...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 81 - 90)

George Washington - In these maxims, we are reminded to listen to the discussions of others when they clearly want privacy. Washington also reminds...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 71 - 80)

George Washington - In these maxims, we are reminded to avoid staring at other people's physical imperfections. (Again, we see the theme of...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 61 - 70)

George Washington - In these maxims, we are reminded to watch our language when taling with others. We should neither use "base" words or...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 51 - 60)

George Washington - In these maxims, we are reminded to ensure that what we wear is appropriate, and that we are modest in our behavior. Washington...
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George Washington: Rules of Civility (no. 41 - 50)

George Washington - In these maxims, we are reminded to stay humble, to stay alert when with others, and to use respectful language. You can be...
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