A Sacred Union of Citizens: George Washington's Farewell Address and the American CharacterOn the two-hundredth anniversary of George Washington's 1796 Farewell Address - one of the most influential but misunderstood expressions of American political thought - this book places the Address in the full context of American history and explains its enduring relevance for the next century. Generations of American political leaders have invoked the authority of the Address to shape foreign and domestic policy. With discussions about national character and personal responsibility dominating the current political landscape, there has been a resurgence of interest in the character of the nation's founders, particularly Washington's. The authors show how the Address expressed Washington's ideas for forming a national character that would cultivate the habits, morals, and civic virtues essential for stable republican self-government. An insightful and provocative analysis of the past, present, and future of American democracy and its most important citizen, this book will be of value to anyone concerned about the current state of American citizenship and the future role of the federal government. |
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Its significance is further underscored by Washington ' s “ final and only request ”
that the Circular Address , as it is now called , be communicated in turn to the
various state legislatures and considered his “ legacy ” to the new nation . 21 The
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Its significance is further underscored by Washington ' s “ final and only request ”
that the Circular Address , as it is now called , be communicated in turn to the
various state legislatures and considered his “ legacy ” to the new nation . 21 The
...
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Indeed , a comparison of the ideas expressed in the final Address with those of
Washington ' s first draft shows that there are no ideas in it that are not to be
found in this early draft . 10 It is this draft that establishes Washington ' s
intellectual ...
Indeed , a comparison of the ideas expressed in the final Address with those of
Washington ' s first draft shows that there are no ideas in it that are not to be
found in this early draft . 10 It is this draft that establishes Washington ' s
intellectual ...
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Washington ' s Final Manuscript , ” ed . Paltsits , Washington ' s Farewell Address
, 148 – 49 , and “ Hamilton ' s Original Major Draft , ” ed . Paltsits , Washington ' s
Farewell Address , 189 – 90 ; “ Washington ' s Final Manuscript , ” ed . Paltsits ...
Washington ' s Final Manuscript , ” ed . Paltsits , Washington ' s Farewell Address
, 148 – 49 , and “ Hamilton ' s Original Major Draft , ” ed . Paltsits , Washington ' s
Farewell Address , 189 – 90 ; “ Washington ' s Final Manuscript , ” ed . Paltsits ...
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Ulasan Pengguna - Not Available - Book VerdictIn this election year, it's fitting to remember our only unopposed president and the farewell address that set the standard. Congress regularly reprints it, but there has been little analytical ... Baca ulasan lengkap
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