Epic of Being George Washington: And Declaration of America's Independence Over High Taxes, Usurpations of Power, and No Economic Growth
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Epic of Being George Washington: And Declaration of America's Independence Over High Taxes, Usurpations of Power, and No Economic Growth

by R T Scanlon

History Politics Biography
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This work explores George Washington and America’s Declaration of Independence through the interconnected themes of high taxes, usurpations of power, and limited economic growth. It presents a historical and political perspective on independence, authority, and the challenges associated with building a nation.

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This book focuses on George Washington and America’s Declaration of Independence.

It examines the subjects of high taxes and perceived usurpations of power in the context presented by its title.

The work also addresses the theme of economic growth and its absence.

Together, these topics offer a historical and political perspective on American independence and national governance.

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