George Washington, Volume 3

Volume three of this biography begins with George Washington's marriage to Martha Dandridge Custis, elevating his social and landowning status. As he becomes an active member of Virginia society, he takes on various social, political, and economic responsibilities, while also engaging in disputes and farming ventures. Foreseeing future conflicts with England, Washington's leadership qualities lead to his appointment as commander-in-chief of colonial forces during the American Revolution.