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Washington, the man and the mason, (1913)

Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 299

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thephysicians: I feel myself going; I thank you for your attentions; but I pray youto take no more trouble about me. Let me go off quietly. I carmot last long.They found that all which had been done was without effect. He lay down again,and all retired except Dr. Craik. He continued in the same… … Q 2 O o 2 <3 O w is 2 O o LAST DAYS AND DEATH OF WASHINGTON. I91 About eight oclock the physicians came again into the room, and appliedblisters and cataplasms of wheat bran to his legs and feet, after which they wentout, except Dr. Craik, without a ray of hope. I went out about this time,…

Washington, George, 1732-1799 · Freemasons. Alexandria-Washington lodge, no. 22

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