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• “To Get Quit of Negroes”: George Washington and SlaveryThis article, in a slightly different form, was presented as the Journal of American Studies lecture at the British Association for American Studies Annual Conference, Manchester Metropolitan University, in April 2004. The author is grateful for the invitation and the good feedback. In October 2003 he also presented it to a lively Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Seminar at Mount Vernon, organized by Joseph Ellis. He acknowledges the helpful comments of Philander Chase, editor of the Washington Papers, of Joseph Ellis of Mount Holyoke College, and especially of Mary V. Thompson of Mount Vernonʼs research staff, who is a treasure trove of information on Washingtonʼs slaves. Patricia Brady, Scott Casper, Cathy Helier, Peter Henriques, Don Higginbotham, Dennis Pogue, Eva Sheppard Wolf, and Rosemarie Zagarri also provided valuable help at key points. Henry Wiencek kindly sent me an advance copy of his book, with which I disagree at several key points, although it is certainly the most comprehensive study of Washington and slavery to date. I hope to write a companion piece to this essay, exploring Washingtonʼs slaves in more depth. My primary debt is, of course, to the modern edition of the Washington Papers, the indispensable mother lode of information on which this essay rests.

  MORGAN, PHILIP D.; MORGAN PHILIP D.; Princeton University (Cambridge University Press, 2005)
• Coping with the Demands for Change within Human Services Administration, edited by Robert Agranoff. Washington, D. C.: American Society for Public Administration, Section on Human Resources Administration, 1977. Pp. 91. Paper, $4.00 ($3.50 for ASPA members). Dimensions of Services Integration: Service Delivery, Program Linkages, Policy Management, Organizational Structure, by Robert Agranoff and Alex Pattakos. Rockville, Maryland: Project SHARE Human Services Monograph Series Number 13, April, 1979. Pp. 187. Paper, available upon request from Project SHARE. Representation of the Poor in Milwaukee's War on Poverty, by Lynn W. Eley and A. Clarke Hagensick. Milwaukee: The Milwaukee Urban Observatory, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1977. Pp. 105. Paper, $3.00. Milwaukee County Community Human Services Project Design Phase Report and Recommendations, by Gregory O'Brien. Published by Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, 1978. Pp. 47. Paper, available from the County Executive, Milwaukee County, Courthouse Room 306, Milwaukee, WI 53233. Human Resources Administration: Papers from the 1977 ASPA National Conference, edited by Alex Pattakos. Washington, D. C.: American Society for Public Administration, 1977. Pp. 89. Paper, $3.50

  Miewald, Robert, D.; Mueller, Keith, J.; Miewald, Robert, D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Mueller, Keith, J., University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Sage Publications, 1980)
• Imaging crustal structure in southwestern Washington with small magnetometer arrays

  Egbert, Gary D.; Booker, John R. (1993)