6III. “A MATTER OF GREAT ADMIRATION”
24III. THE STRONG MIND FOR GREAT NEEDS
7I. MILITARY VICTORY AND A HAPPY MARRIAGE
25I. SEEKING RETIREMENT FOR LIFE IN THE PEACE OF A COUNTRY HOME
8II. LIFE FULFILLED AS A VIRGINIA COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
26II. FREEDOM AND THE WRANGLE FOR PERSONAL GAIN
9III. THE MOMENTOUS STRUGGLE BETWEEN MIGHT AND RIGHT
27III. LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS OF LIBERTY AND LAW
10I. MOUNT VERNON AT FIRST IN A ZONE OF CALM
28I. SORROW FOR THE DEPARTED SCENES AROUND MOUNT VERNON
11II. GIVING THE APPEARANCE AND KEEPING THE SUBSTANCE
29II. CROWNED IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME 1799
12III. “SOFT WORDS BUTTER NO PARSNIPS”
30III. A LIFE-LIKE SCENE FROM WASHINGTON’S HOME LIFE
13I. BLAZING THE WAY TO WAR
31I. FOUNDATIONS
14II. THE DOUBLE-QUICK MARCH TO REVOLUTION
32II. FREEDOM OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
15III. VIOLENCE AND FLATTERY AS METHODS OF MASTERY
33III. THE LOYALTY OF YOUTH
16I. SUPPRESSING AMERICANS
34I. THE WASHINGTON IDEAL AS THE FIRST GREAT AMERICAN IDEAL
17II. THE BUSINESS OF GETTING READY
35II. NOT BIRTH BUT CHARACTER MAKES AMERICANS
18III. MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS
36III. THE AMERICAN LESSON LEARNED FROM THE GREATEST LEADERS IN THE MAKING OF AMERICA
