Friends and acquaintances observed that George and Martha were very close. She considered her primary job to be taking care of her husband. When he had a [...] removed from his tongue in 1789, she personally nursed him back to health and ordered that the streets around their house be cordoned off so that he could convalesce without being disturbed by the sounds of rattling carriages .
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cancerous growth
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Friends and acquaintances observed that George and Martha were very close. She considered her primary job to be taking care of her husband. When he had a [...] removed from his tongue in 1789, she personally nursed him back to health and ordered that the streets around their house be cordoned off so that he could convalesce without being disturbed by the sounds of rattling carriages .
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Friends and acquaintances observed that George and Martha were very close. She considered her primary job to be taking care of her husband. When he had a [...] removed from his tongue in 1789, she personally nursed him back to health and ordered that the streets around their house be cordoned off so that he could convalesce without being disturbed by the sounds of rattling carriages .
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cancerous growth
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Martha Washington dies - May 22, 1802 - HISTORY.com d then in Philadelphia. She disliked both cities and looked forward to returning to Mt. Vernon upon George’s retirement. At that time, the term first lady was not in popular use and Martha was referred to affectionately as Lady Washington.
<span>Friends and acquaintances observed that George and Martha were very close. She considered her primary job to be taking care of her husband. When he had a cancerous growth removed from his tongue in 1789, she personally nursed him back to health and ordered that the streets around their house be cordoned off so that he could convalesce without being disturbed by the sounds of rattling carriages. Despite her doting, Martha may not have been the great passion of George’s life. Before their marriage, George had fallen in love with Sally Fairfax, the wife of an old friend, and som
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