One of George H. W. Bush's early teachers at Andover wrote, "At the moment he is intellectually immature for his powers of reasoning are not entirely developed.

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One of George H. W. Bush's early teachers at Andover...
One of George H. W. Bush's early teachers at Andover...
One of George H. W. Bush's early teachers at Andover...
One of George H. W. Bush's early teachers at Andover...
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George H.W. Bush was the first child of the future President George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara Bush, but he was not the oldest child. George W.

Bush was only two years old when his uncle died in World War II. This meant that little George was already ten years older than the the rest of the class at Andover. The teacher's observation would probably be something like, "At the moment George is immature for his powers of reasoning are not entirely developed."

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