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George Washington was the first President of the United States, serving from 1789 - 1797.
Popular Culture[]
Appearances[]
Variants[]
The following list is of explicit appearances of George Washington.
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1816 | George Washington |
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1861 | General Washington |
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1861 | George Washington |
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1942 | General George Washington |
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1943 | General Washington |
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1951 | Colonel George Washington |
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2009 | George Washington |
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2009 | George Washington |
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2010 | George Washington |
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2015 | General George Washington |
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2018 | General George Washington |
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2018 | George Washington |
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Mentions[]
The following list is of various mentions of George Washington in fiction and popular culture.
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1875 | George Washington |
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1892 | George Washington |
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1908 | George Washington |
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1942 | George Washington |
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1946 | George Washington |
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1971 | George Washington |
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1998 | George Washington |
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1998 | George Washington |
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2004 | George Washington |
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2007 | George Washington |
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2014 | George |
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2017 | George Washington |
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Quotes[]
See George Washington/Quotes.
Links[]
- George Washington on Wikipedia
- Cultural depictions of George Washington on Wikipedia
- George Washington on Encyclopædia Britannica
References[]
- ↑ The Remarkable Andrew - IMDB - Retrieved 15 December 2021
- ↑ Montagu Love - IMDB - Retrieved 15 December 2021
- ↑ When the Redskins Rode - IMDB
- ↑ James Seay - IMDB
- ↑ George Washington - TheRealBradNeely
- ↑ The Book of Negroes - IMDB
- ↑ Rick Roberts - IMDB
- ↑ David Christoffel - IMDB
- ↑ The Trial and Execution of the Traitor George Washington - Amazon.com
- ↑ Darrell Hammond - IMDB
- ↑ This is likely a reference to the Pacific Scandal.
- ↑ IN THE YEAR TEN THOUSAND. - William Harben - Project Gutenberg - Retrieved 3 May 2022
- ↑ Rushmore Rumble/A Boy and His Bug/You Vegetabelieve It! - IMDB
- ↑ Maurice Lamarche - IMDB
- ↑ Markiplier's History Lessons: 4TH OF JULY
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