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The Bulletproof George Washington

The Bulletproof George Washington is a thrilling account of God s care of George Washington during the French and Indian War. It is a story that once appeared in many history textbooks but has since disappeared. You ll learn of Washington s character, God s miraculous protection of him in battle and of Washington's open gratitude for God s intervention on his behalf. With numerous maps and illustrations, this updated edition is an encouraging story of God s preservation of the Father of Our Country."

Audience
adult
Length
short · 62 pages

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