General Washington As An Inventor And Promoter of the Useful Arts
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He continued to give close, personal attention to this matter until he was called to assume the duties of President of the United States. 37 Kven then he did not intermit his interest, as his letters of instruction to his overseers, and his shipments of 37 The 4th of March, 1789, had been fixed for the meeting of the First Congress under the Constitution of the United States, and an election for President directed to be held in F'ebruary, 1789. It had been announced that the people of nine of t...he thirteen States had approved and adopted the Constitution submitted through the I^egislatures to them. Two, Rhode Island and North Carolina, had not come to a decisive action, but did within two years provided for. The absence of a quorum prevented the organization of Congress until the 6th of April. The votes of the electors were then opened and counted, and George Washington's elec- tion to the Presidency of the United States, which was duly declared, and a special messenger, Charles Thomson, dispatched to Mount Vernon with an official letter from the President of the Senate to General Washington notifying him of the fact and requesting his attendance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He continued to give close, personal attention to this matter until he was called to assume the duties of President of the United States. 37 Kven then he did not intermit his interest, as his letters of instruction to his overseers, and his shipments of 37 The 4th of March, 1789, had been fixed for the meeting of the First Congress under the Constitution of the United States, and an election for President directed to be held in F'ebruary, 1789. It had been announced that the people of nine of t...he thirteen States had approved and adopted the Constitution submitted through the I^egislatures to them. Two, Rhode Island and North Carolina, had not come to a decisive action, but did within two years provided for. The absence of a quorum prevented the organization of Congress until the 6th of April. The votes of the electors were then opened and counted, and George Washington's elec- tion to the Presidency of the United States, which was duly declared, and a special messenger, Charles Thomson, dispatched to Mount Vernon with an official letter from the President of the Senate to General Washington notifying him of the fact and requesting his attendance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph M Joseph Meredith Toner to read onlineMoreLess
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