Details: Autobiography of Geroge Washington copyright 1949 Written by
Ellen Ellis (Dictated to Harriet Von Table)  Not sure about the
spelling or even correct author name.  Any further information would
be great.  Can you help me find this book for purchase?

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Request for Question Clarification by juggler-ga on 22 Aug 2004 11:02 PDT

A quick search didn't turn up any evidence of the existence of a book
called  "Autobiography of George Washington" by Ellen Ellis.

How did you hear about this book?

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Clarification of Question by blackrdr-ga on 22 Aug 2004 12:35 PDT

My mom spoke of this book.  All details she gave me I relayed to you. 
I will speak with her again and see if I can get any additional info. 
Are there any books maybe with another title written by that author or
dictated to the aforementioned?

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Request for Question Clarification by juggler-ga on 22 Aug 2004 12:52 PDT

Did your mother say anything about the contents or significance of the
book?  Presumably, it's about George Washington, but are there any
specific details about George Washington that your mother mentioned?

There are a couple of books called "Autobiography of George
Washington," but neither is from 1949 and neither seems to have
anything to do with anyone named "Ellen Ellis" or "Harriet Von Table."

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Clarification of Question by blackrdr-ga on 23 Aug 2004 08:40 PDT

Mom advises that the book was copyright 1944 (sorry about that) and
that it was dicatated by a blind lady (I think Ellen Ellis) to the
author.  The book evidently has a spirtual undertone to it.  It speaks
of how america is like a refuge for those else in the world and that
the declartion of independence was almost never signed.

Caroline Myss commented on this book recently at a seminar she gave.
One of her works is called "Sacred Contracts"