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Slaughter discusses colonial parishes and parish life; the popularity of his own A History of St. George's Parish; and a proposed history of Fredericksburg, Va. Slaughter also discusses George Washington's biographers, especially Mason Locke Weems, whom Slaughter defends amidst contemporary criticisms.
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- "Slaughter discusses colonial parishes and parish life; the popularity of his own A History of St. George's Parish; and a proposed history of Fredericksburg, Va. Slaughter also discusses George Washington's biographers, especially Mason Locke Weems, whom Slaughter defends amidst contemporary criticisms."@en
- "Slaughter discusses colonial parishes and parish life; the popularity of his own A History of St. George's Parish; and a proposed history of Fredericksburg, Va. Slaughter also discusses George Washington's biographers, especially Mason Locke Weems, whom Slaughter defends amidst contemporary criticisms."
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- "Letter to an unknown recipient"