Portrait of Lawrence Washington, older half‑brother of George Washington
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Portrait of General Edward Braddock, George’s commander in the Royal Army
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Patrick Henry. An American attorney, planter, and politician who kindled the movement for independence in Virginia
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A painting of several Boston citizens destroying an entire shipment of tea sent by the East India Company
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Print of George Mason of Virginia based on a painting in the possession of the family.
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Richard Henry Lee (left) would be friends with George for many years to come. Peyton Randolph (right).
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John Adams (second US president, left) and his cousin Samuel Adams (right).
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First Continental Congress.
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Horatio Gates (left) and Charles Lee (right).
Two generals that fought side by side with George, but became strong opposers of his style later on.
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A portrait of John Hancock. George constantly reported to him during the first years of the war.
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