Autobiography of George Washington - by Edith Ellis (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

This book, with a Foreword by best-selling author Caroline Myss, is a fascinating example of channeled literature, adding a very human personality to the stiff figure of George Washington often seen in his portraits. Here, we encounter a three-dimensional Washington, replete with his loves, fears, philosophy, and repeated encounters with the spirit world. This is an unforgettable and intimate view of the Founding Father of America, as told to Edith Ellis.

About the Author

The spirit of George Washington made contact with playwright Edith Ellis in 1944, requesting that she take down his autobiography. At the time, Edith was in her mid-70s, suffering from severe glaucoma, and had no formal training in history. Edith channeled this remarkable piece of work over the course of 110 days.