This is one of the few books which approaches the man from a human interest standpoint.  Here we learn what the man was really like--how his friends, neighbors, soldiers, and statesmen regarded him.  The author has let Washington tell his own story.  His own words, as he wrote them, are used throughout this story of his life.  From his birth to his death, we learn what influenced Washington.  We find that he was far ahead of his time.  Learn things about Washington you never knew before.  Five original sketches by Ronald M. LeHew.

Hard cover with jacket.  222 pages. Index.  Bibliography. 53 Illustrations.  Map End Papers.

MEDAL OF HONOR,  #M571                                                                 $16.95 Soft cover (no title page)

By S. Kenneth Baril, P.M.

Names of 234 members of the Masonic Fraternity who have received the nation's highest military award for bravery, the  MEDAL OF HONOR.  With birth and place, lodge, rank, organization and with text of Congressional Citation.  In reverse chronological order: from Indian Campaign 1854 through Vietnam 1964-1973.   Indexed, 283 pages.

MASONIC MEMBERSHIP OF THE FOUNDING FATHERS   #M512                                $5.00

By Ronald E. Heaton                                   

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