“George in London” on Kindle and Nook!
A manuscript discovered in the foundation of Mount Vernon tells a wild tale: the unknown story of 19-year-old George Washington's adventure in London in 1751 seeking his fortune. George in London, a comic historical novel by Tim Queeney, is now available for the Kindle and the Nook ebook readers. For an in-depth description of George, click on more about George in London.
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