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SUMMARY:General Washington: Sickness\, Inoculation\, and the Wounded
DESCRIPTION:Despite the war\, most deaths in the middle to latter parts of the eighteenth century were caused by diseases and infant mortality. Medicine\, although advanced in the larger settlements of the colonies\, was still in its infancy and was nonexistent in rural areas. Fever\, dysentery\, and smallpox were the biggest killers. When the Revolutionary War began\, the diseases did not disappear but increased because of military living conditions and poor sanitation. The winter encampments had the worst of the conditions because lack of food and warmth\, coupled with the threat of frostbite\, and the frequency of disease. George Washington’s smallpox inoculations were only part of the battle against diseases causing death. \nThis event is being held at Riverwalk Village at House of the Good Shepherd and on Zoom.  \nZoom details will be emailed out to registrants on the day of the program.
URL:https://hackettstownlibrary.org/event/general-washington-sickness-inoculation-and-the-wounded/
LOCATION:House of the Good Shepherd\, 798 Willow Grove St.\, Hackettstown\, 07840\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Real George Washington
DESCRIPTION:The modern images of George and Martha Washington that are displayed in media\, museums\, and exhibitions reflect a stereotypical picture of a white-haired father of our country with a stare that was looking far into the distance next to a little old lady in a mop cap. What was he like with this family\, or in the field\, or dealing with friends and neighbors and serving staff and “enslaved people” at Mount Vernon plantation? The pictures and paintings do not match the man. His picture in the modern world is a product of years of study and\, in many cases\, misunderstanding\, and lack of primary sources. But what was his private life on the plantation really like? \nThis event is being held at Riverwalk Village at House of the Good Shepherd and on Zoom.  \nZoom details will be emailed out to registrants on the day of the program.
URL:https://hackettstownlibrary.org/event/the-real-george-washington/
LOCATION:House of the Good Shepherd\, 798 Willow Grove St.\, Hackettstown\, 07840\, United States
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