Did GeorgeWashington have a political interest in Virginia

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Dimas [21]3 years ago

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From a man who dealt little in politics, Washington was emerging as a key political figure in Virginia. He was elected third in the poll for the seven deputies Virginia would send to the First Continental Congress at Philadelphia in September, winning 98 of the 104 votes.

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<em>George Washington first served as a public servant in 1765 when he started serving as a member of Virginia's House of Burgesses, the governing body of the colony of Virginia. ... Every elector had cast one of their votes for George Washington making him the first president of the United States</em>

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