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A 9 page paper that examines the qualities that comprise good leadership and explore how these qualities were exhibited by George Washington during his military and political careers. Included is a brief synopsis of Washington's childhood and the factors that contributed to his spiritual and moral nature. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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winter silence of that cold Virginia midmorning was suddenly shattered by the shrill cry of a child. At the sound, Augustine let forth an audible sigh of relief, and
the tension that had framed his features for the past few hours fell away like a mask. He offered a silent prayer of gratitude to his Father in the
Heavens as he hurried down the foyer and into the room where his wife Mary had just delivered a son. Gazing down at the infant, Augustine once again gave thanks
to the Lord for this newest of blessings in a life that had already been blessed many times over. His own father, John, had risked a perilous journey by
sea twenty-five years earlier so that he, Augustine, would be afforded the opportunities that the colony of Virginia offered. As he held his newborn son for the first time
on that morning of February 22, 1732, he vowed to do the same for his own offspring (A Brief Biography of George Washington http://www.mountvernon.org/image/biobrief1.html). He vowed to raise his son
to become a decent and fair man and to teach him to practice the art of humility even should he rise to great heights in the world. Looking into
his sons small face, he wished great things for him. "We shall call him George," he said as he turned to his wife, "George Washington". The Building Blocks of
Character - Childhood My son, keep thy fathers commandment, and forsake not the law of thy mother: Bind them continually upon thine heart, and tie them about thy neck (Proverbs
6:20-21). George Washington was to reach great heights in this world, but as fate would have it, Augustine did not live to witness his sons accomplishments. He died when
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