Excerpt from Writings of George Washington
This is the first volume of the new series, Writings of American Statesmen,, the purpose of which is to present in convenient form the most important writings of our most important statesmen. Subject to the limitations of space fixed by the publishers, the editor designs to bring into the several volumes all the writings of the statesmen represented which fall into the following categories:
1. Those documents which of themselves are important state papers, as Washington"s Farewell Address, Hamilton"s Report on the Public Credit, Franklin"s Plan for a Union of the Colonies, and Jefferson"s draft of the Declaration of Independence.
2. Accounts of important events in which the writer was a leading participant, as Washington"s description of his capture of Boston, Jefferson"s account of the purchase of Louisiana, and Franklin"s story of the conclusion of peace with Great Britain.3.
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