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So far, enjoying Chernow's book. Thorough and Chernow shows an obvious admiration of Washington. The issue of the Washingtons' slaves at Mt Vernon was an uncomfortable but necessary chapter and, as I understand it, the issue comes up later when the Washingtons head to Philadelphia for the Continental Congress (we know it was a thorny issue at the debate surrounding the Declaration of Independence).
The only section where it turned into a slog was Chernow's recounting of Washington's land acquisitions during his pre-Revolution years. That says more about me than Chernow, though.