George Washington's Presidency

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The book explores George Washington's pivotal role as the first president of the United States, appointed in 1789 during a precarious time for the new nation. It highlights the challenges he faced in uniting the thirteen states and establishing a strong central government. Washington's efforts to revive the economy, secure borders, and gain international respect were crucial. Additionally, it details how he defined the presidency by creating and expanding its functions, ultimately shaping it into a powerful institution.