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Nathanael Greene, independent boy
Nat helped his father run the grist mill, a farm and a forge. He watched the militia drill for the French and Indian Wars. He read books about military tactics. As Washington's right-hand man, he became the "second general" of the Revolution.
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- "Nat helped his father run the grist mill, a farm and a forge. He watched the militia drill for the French and Indian Wars. He read books about military tactics. As Washington's right-hand man, he became the "second general" of the Revolution."@en
- ""The story of the Quaker boyhood in which young Nat learned the principles that guided his career as a solider-patriot in the Revolution." McClurg. Book news."@en
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