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A Brief History

In the 1800s, February 22nd was annually celebrated as George Washington's Birthday
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Interestingly, black hero Lemuel Haynes is tied to Washington's Birthday celebrations. Haynes was a Minuteman
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Perhaps it is not ostentatious [bragging] in the speaker to observe that in early life he devoted all for the sake of freedom and independence, and endured frequent campaigns in their defense, and has never viewed the sacrifice too great.

An official federal holiday recognizing Washington's Birthday was declared in 1879. In 1968, a Congressional Act was passed that moved the celebration
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