"George Washington’s" Last Duel

Experience a fascinating glimpse into the social customs and notions of honor in the early United States with Thomas Nelson Page’s ＂’George Washington’s’ Last Duel.＂ This captivating short story, a work of historical fiction, delves into a world where personal disputes were often settled on the dueling ground.

Explore the complexities of American society through the lens of this engaging narrative. Steeped in the atmosphere of a bygone era, the story offers a thought-provoking examination of conflict, societal expectations, and the meaning of respect.

Meticulously prepared for print republication, this edition preserves the timeless appeal of Page’s storytelling. Readers interested in historical fiction and the nuances of social life in the United States will find this a compelling and insightful read.

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