George Washington: Farmer Being an Account of His Home Life and Agricultural Activities

"George Washington: Farmer" by Paul Leland Haworth is a historical exploration of George Washington's life beyond the battlefield, focusing on his deep engagement with agriculture and domestic life at Mount Vernon. The narrative unveils Washington's dedication to farming, highlighting his innovative methods and commitment to responsible land management. Through letters and personal reflections, the book illustrates Washington's evolving understanding of sustainable farming practices, contrasting them with the agricultural norms of Virginia and England during his time. The book reveals his transition from military leader to passionate farmer, demonstrating how his connection to the land influenced both his private and public personas.