George Washington's breakfast : production material.

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George Washington's breakfast : production material.

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Sheets with watercolor illustrations in black & white with separations. Having the same name and birthday as George Washington, a young boy wants everything else in his life just as Washington had it, but he cannot find out what Washington ate for breakfast.

Illustrations: 69 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7815259

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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