Publisher's Synopsis
George Washington's âFarewell Address to the People of the United States, 1796â is a foundational document in American political history. Delivered near the end of his second term as president, Washington's address offers timeless advice on the preservation of the Union, the dangers of political factions, and the importance of morality and religion in maintaining a stable republic.
This edition presents the full text of Washington's address, a testament to his vision and leadership. It remains a vital resource for understanding the principles that guided the early American republic and continues to resonate with readers interested in American history and political thought.
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