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Chapter 12 CONCLUSION
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1 Chapter 1 ORIGINS AND YOUTH2 Chapter 2 MARRIAGE. THE LIFE OF A PLANTER3 Chapter 3 THE FIRST GUN4 Chapter 4 BOSTON FREED5 Chapter 5 TRENTON AND VALLEY FORGE6 Chapter 6 AID FROM FRANCE; TRAITORS7 Chapter 7 WASHINGTON RETURNS TO PEACE8 Chapter 8 WELDING THE NATION9 Chapter 9 THE FIRST AMERICAN PRESIDENT10 Chapter 10 THE JAY TREATY11 Chapter 11 WASHINGTON RETIRES FROM PUBLIC LIFE12 Chapter 12 CONCLUSION