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That is, “the benign influence of good laws under a free government.”":1,"#https://archives.mountvernon.org/agents/people/222?&page=9":1,"#SECRETS-IN DEPTH: <b ljsid-1=\"\">Learning</b> to Be George Washington | George ...":1,"#The first British edition was <b ljsid-1=\"\">printed</b> by Thomas Jefferys, an engraver from England's Board of Trade, and appeared in June 1754 with a map that was not included ...":1,"#The Little Parlor first took shape as a parlor in 1797. Prior to that, from the late 1750s until early 1797, this space served primarily as a bedchamber. George Washington directed alterations to the architectural elements in conjunction with changes throughout the house c.":1,"#The Little Parlor first took shape as a parlor in 1797. Prior to that, from the late 1750s until early 1797, this space served primarily as a bedchamber. George Washington directed alterations to the architectural elements in conjunction with changes throughout the house c. <a ljsid-1=\"\">1784-1787</a>, including the closure of a door to the Front Parlor, the opening of a door to the New Room, and the addition of decorative plaster ceiling ornament.":1,"#Resident Director's monthly report, May 1961 - Superintendent's ...":1,"#Many songs were written to honor George Washington during his life; singing about his accomplishments was akin to praising the young United States since his biography was so entwined with the forming of the new nation. It is through song that we see George Washington most vividly as a symbol of the new nation. “<a ljsid-1=\"\">He Comes, A Hero Comes</a>” is a great example of a piece of music which combines his life with images of freedom and America.":1,"#George and Martha Washington ensured music was part of Mount Vernon by purchasing instruments and <a ljsid-1=\"\">lessons for the children</a> that grew up there. We have preserved the family <a ljsid-3=\"\">harpsichord</a> often associated with Martha’s Granddaughter Nelly, and are making a playable replica of the instrument. Music was a common form of evening entertainment at Mount Vernon according to the recollections of guests over the years. Among the upper class, music had <a ljsid-5=\"\">proscribed gender roles</a> which the Washingtons abided by. They purchased two keyboard instruments as well as an English guitar for Martha’s daughter and granddaughter, while a violin and German flute were provided for Martha’s son.":1,"#Mount Vernon uses <a ljsid-1=\"\">musical performances by fife and drum corps</a> to bring the military action of the Revolutionary War to life. In Washington’s own words (General Orders, June 4, 1777): “Nothing is more agreeable, and ornamental, than good music…every officer, for the credit of his corps, should take care to provide it.”":1,"#Many 18th-century music documents from the American continent were written without music notation, as melodies were familiar and notation was difficult for printers to produce. The few printers who were equipped with musical type, mainly those living in Boston and Philadelphia, tended to focus on printing sacred music. Secular music, such as parodies of familiar tunes, were most often printed as text-only broadsides.":1,"#Combining a musical instrument, contemporary recordings, and historic accounts left by those who listened to the music allows students to use rich, multi-sensory methods of inquiry. Music, <a ljsid-1=\"\">accompanied by dance</a>, not only allows students to learn through movement, but also helps teach about 18th-century class and gender distinctions. Different dance styles and traditions raise interesting questions about the impact of democracy on class hierarchy in the Revolutionary and early Republic eras.":1,"#Lyricists in the 18th century often parodied existing tunes and wrote new, timely lyrics to comment on contemporary events. Identifying if the lyrics were religious, popular, or ceremonial can help students understand the larger context of changing attitudes during a time period. Parodies of Yankee Doodle highlight different perspectives and moments of the American Revolution. Sometimes a parody was re-parodied and a musical dialogue played out via newspapers printing lyrics. This was the case between patriots and loyalists with “The Liberty Song”.":1,"#Analyzing 18th-century lyrics can be accomplished using a similar approach to more traditional 18th-century texts. When accompanied by an analysis of melody and musical style, students can increase their depth of understanding. The historical context and symbolic significance of tunes like <a ljsid-1=\"\">“Yankee Doodle”</a> or “British Grenadiers” can help inform students if the song was written as an insult (the former) or an honor (the latter).":1,"#Teaching with Music Tips:":1,"#The documentary record of music created by enslaved individuals on plantations throughout the 18th century is small. Most of what we know comes from records kept by visitors to other plantations and descriptions of runaways. These sources show that many enslaved individuals were skilled musicians and that music played a key part of their lives. The environment and mix of cultures that produced music on other plantation also existed at Mount Vernon. Documented songs such as <a ljsid-1=\"\">“Hoe Emma Hoe”</a> were not recorded until the 19th century, but may date back to Washington's time.":1,"#The Washington family loved <a ljsid-1=\"\">music</a>. At home, Martha Washington, as well as her children and grandchildren, all studied music. Most notably, the Washingtons’ granddaughter, Eleanore “Nelly” Custis was accomplished on the harpsichord. During his military career, George Washington valued the music of the fife and drums and as president music served him in both ceremonial and honorific ways, such as with the tune \"Hail Columbia.\" Today, life at George Washington’s Mount Vernon comes alive with music through live performances, audio and video recordings, investigation of objects, and analysis of lyrics and music style. Each of these techniques can be “instrumental” in connecting students in your classroom to life in the 18th century.":1,"#Using Mount Vernon to Teach with Music":1,"#› retreat-of-the-british-from-concord":1,"#https://www.mountvernon.org/education/for.../teacher-fellowship-<b ljsid-1=\"\">program</b>":1,"#<b ljsid-0=\"\">Program</b> Descriptions | George Washington's Mount Vernon":1,"#Apply to attend a free 5-day immersive professional development <b ljsid-1=\"\">program</b> at Mount Vernon to learn more about George Washington and the 18th-century world he ...":1,"#<b ljsid-0=\"\">Group</b> Reservations · Washington ... <b ljsid-2=\"\">adult</b> and $15/youth). See below for details. This event occurs rain or shine. 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Reynolds Museum and Education Center at Mount Vernon, to explore issues related to the president's...":1,"#Eccleston <b ljsid-1=\"\">medal</b> – Works – Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the ...":1,"#15,761 vues":1,"#2,714 vues":1,"#Nov 19, 2018 <b ljsid-1=\"\">...</b> On Black Friday, Enjoy <b ljsid-3=\"\">20</b>% <b ljsid-5=\"\">Off</b> All Distilled Spirits at the Shops at Mount Vernon. MOUNT VERNON, VA – All distilled spirits made at George ...":1,"#Maxims like Rule 92, \"Take no Salt or Bread with your Knife Greasy,\" and Rule 12, \"Shake not the head, Feet, or Legs roll not the Eyes lift not one eyebrow high than the other wry not the mouth, and bedew no mans face with your Spittle, by approaching too near him when you Speak,\" indicated general actions to avoid in public.":1,"#in the last ten pages of a book of personal notes.":1,"#Washington grew up lacking the gentlemen's education typically accustomed for the children of wealthy landowners. With few people to model his behavior on and an acute awareness of his lack of formal education,":1,"#The rules were derived from an original list of maxims originally compiled by French Jesuits in the 1590s that was eventually translated into English by Francis Hawkins in London around 1640. In subsequent editions of Hawkin's book other writers added to the maxims. It is unclear how Washington acquired the Hawkin version of the maxims, who instructed him to copy them, or why changes were made to the original list of rules. Nonetheless, the rules seem to have stuck deeply with Washington as he followed the propriety they conveyed throughout his life.":1,"#were a series of maxims that he likely copied to practice penmanship. The 110 rules covered many of the proper social graces of the time period.":1,"#At some point before the age of sixteen,":1,"#guided Washington's intentional actions, pronounced speech, civility to those of lower ranks, and respect for his superiors.":1,"#https://archives.mountvernon.org/repositories/3/archival_objects/13299":1,"#Lear, Tobias, 1762-1816 | The George Washington <b ljsid-1=\"\">Presidential</b> ...":1,"#5th Jul":1,"#yer":1,"#La référence constitutionnelle utilisée pour justifier la création du cabinet stipule que le président : « peut requérir l'avis, par écrit, du responsable principal de chacun des départements exécutifs, sur tout sujet relatif aux devoirs de leurs bureaux respectifs . \"":1,"#IGN, Esri, HERE, Garmin, INCREMENT P, USGS, METI/NASA<span ljsid-1=\"\"> | </span>":1,"#https://archives.mountvernon.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/14920":1,"#الأصفار":1,"#عملاء":1,"#الأحبار":1,"#Guests are welcome to bring <b ljsid-1=\"\">dogs</b> on leashes during daytime public visitation hours. 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In early October, the estate welcomed a special group of canines ...":1,"#Search instead for <a ljsid-1=\"\">Charles <b ljsid-1-1=\"\"><i ljsid-1-1-0=\"\">Corwallis</i></b></a>":1,"#Charles Corwallis":1,"#Showing results for <a ljsid-1=\"\">Charles <b ljsid-1-1=\"\"><i ljsid-1-1-0=\"\">Cornwallis</i></b></a>":1,"#3200弗农山纪念公路弗农山，弗吉尼亚州22121":1,"#낙타 알라딘":1,"#... <b ljsid-1=\"\">cleaning</b>. See also case, W-546/A, and scaler set, W-546/D, F, I. Read MoreRead Less. Datec. 1795. Geography Probably made - England. Medium/TechniqueB: Ivory ...":1,"#https://archives.mountvernon.org/repositories/4/archival_objects/28438":1,"#Rachael do [attending her sick child] hers 2 [days]":1,"#At the Ferry, only 5 plows were at Work. 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Herbert to Bushrod Washington, Philadelphia, 1825 September ...":1,"#<b ljsid-0=\"\">Elizabeth</b> Blackburn Scott, Washington, to Bushrod Washington ...":1,"#https://archives.mountvernon.org/repositories/3/archival_objects/15496":1,"#Paint and Wallpaper Restoration in the <b ljsid-1=\"\">Chintz</b> Room":1,"#The space that would become the <b ljsid-1=\"\">Chintz</b> Room began in 1734 with the construction of a one-story frame house for Augustine Washington.":1,"#Mary <b ljsid-1=\"\">died</b> of breast cancer in Fredericksburg on August 25, 1789. ... 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