George Washington book analysis

HENRY WIENCEK 'S AN IMPERFECT GOD : AN ANALYSIS

George Washington (February 22 , 1732-December 14 , 1799 ) has a place in the history of the United States of America (USA ) that no one else can claim . As the first president of the country , he enjoyed immense power wealth and fame . But he personified modesty , and he refused to be king He was in a position to accomplish many great things during his lifetime , and he , indeed , has done a lot . But in spite of the many things already written about him , Henry Wiencek 's book

entitled An Imperfect God : George Washington , His Slaves and the Creation of America ' has served to show every reader a side of George Washington that was not so much revealed or unearthed by other written works about the late president

These newly accessed pieces of information about George Washington have put in better light some of the things that the public has already known . Moreover , Henry Wiencek has succeeded to write a book that leads the reader to see George Washington as every bit the highly respected national leader that he was and something more . George Washington was a man who tried to do what was right . At some points in his life , he could not do the things that he conceived as right because of prevailing truths and facts that made it not an easy task to accomplish and at some point in his life , he was able to follow the voice within him and to...