Colin Calloway Wins the George Washington Prize for American History
November 5, 2019
The judges call "The Indian World of George Washington" "a once-in-a-generation study."
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Historian Colin Calloway Is National Book Awards Finalist
October 10, 2018The Indian World of George Washington is one of five up for the top nonfiction prize.