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Iam really having a hard time with these questions kindly me.. : ( 1.) which of the following lines from “to his excellency, george washington” characterizes george washington as a brave military leader? a. thee, first in peace and honours b. fam'd for thy valour . . c. proceed, great chief d. shall i to washington their praise recite? ,

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