Contents
| | Introduction: George Washington and the Origins of the American Presidency | vii |
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| Mark J. Rozell |
| | I.Washington’s Leadership and Legacy | 1 |
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| | 1. George Washington: Reluctant Occupant, Uncertain Model for the Presidency | 3 |
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| Byron W. Daynes |
| | 2. George Washington: The First Modern President? A Reply to Nichols | 37 |
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| Thomas Engeman and Raymond Tatalovich |
| | 3. Family Imagery and Revolutionary Spirit: Washington’s Creative Leadership | 77 |
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| Elizabeth W. Marvick |
| | II.Presidential Powers and the Washington Administration | 93 |
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| | 4. Washington, Hamilton, and the Establishment of the Dignified and Efficient Presidency | 95 |
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| Malcolm L. Cross |
| | 5. The Power of Making Treaties: Washington, Madison, and the Debate over the Jay Treaty | 117 |
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| John W. Kuehl |
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Publication information:
Book title: George Washington and the Origins of the American Presidency.
Contributors: Mark J. Rozell - Author, William D. Pederson - Author, Frank J. Williams - Author.
Publisher: Praeger.
Place of publication: Westport, CT.
Publication year: 2000.
Page number: v.
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