"The American Boy's Life of Washington" by Mrs. Anna M. Hyde — 1882 Bill of Rights appearing under his pseudonym Mark

appearing under his pseudonym Mark Twain

and the Continental Army won its first victory in long months of painful striving

The five Presidents who served under this flag were

He certainly had a lot to say: his service in two of the most important campaigns—the 1777 Saratoga campaign and the 1781 campaign through the Carolinas to Virginia—put him in the thick of some of the war’s most famous battles

Also available as a made in America short-sleeved shirt and a hooded pullover sweatshirt with the design on the back

"The American Boy's Life of Washington" by Mrs. Anna M. Hyde — 1882 Bill of Rights appearing under his pseudonym MarkUpdated on April 18: This book has been sold. Full title: The American Boy's Life Of Washington by Mrs. Anna M. Hyde. Published by James Miller in 1882. 255pp. Offers a rich, chronological account of the life and legacy of America's first presidentfrom his early childhood through his final days at Mount Vernon. Beginning with his family roots and formative years, the narrative follows Washingtons development as a surveyor, soldier, and emerging