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Washington was honest and humble when it came to him and his soldiers. He even had soldiers that he treated like sons. His soldiers adored him and he would sometimes sleep in tents just like all of the other soldiers. When he became Commander in Chief of the Continental Army he refused to work for pay. The best word to describe him would be meek or modest.

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He probably had mixed feelings knowing some of them were enduring great sacrifices to fight in his army and on the other hand having to promise some a pay raise so they wouldn't split. Some of them were aware of the Great Experiment the American people were about embark on while others gave a fig less.

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Yes , indeed he was a caring general, he cared for his troops and they were grateful to their caring general.

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