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"Somewhere this had beginnings" : unspooling Washington's childhood biography -- 2. Completing the circuit of memory : Washington and his parting survey -- 3. The subterranean young Washington : crafting a material narrative for the childhood years -- 4. Fruits of morality and fruits of the market : Weems's idyll at the crossroads of war and markets -- 5. "The local appellation based on tradition only" : making history from promotion at George Washington's surveying office -- 6. To change the world: young George and Ferry Farm in the era of human-induced climate change. 330 $aGeorge Washington's childhood is famously the most elusive part of his life story. For centuries biographers have struggled with a lack of period documentation and an absence of late-in-life reflection in trying to imagine Washington's formative years. 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