Martha Washington, Letters from the General | In Their Own Words

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Mount Vernon George Washington Martha Washington Declaration of Independence revolutionary war Political revolution US history freedom treason high treason Alabama Public Television APT
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History-Social Science
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Martha Washington, Letters from the General | In Their Own Words

Mrs. Washington shares one of the letters she received from General Washington when they were separated during the Revolutionary War. While the signing of the Declaration of Independence brought great jubilation to the colonists, it also brought great concern to Mrs. Washington, who feared that the General would be captured and tried for high treason.
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