Washington's political legacies : to which is annexed an appendix, containing an account of his illness, death, and the national tributes of respect paid to his memory, with a biographical outline of his life and character.
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Printed for John Russell and John West,
1800.
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Table of Contents:
- Dedication to Mrs. Washington
- Advertisement
- Gen. Washington's appointment to the command of the American army, in 1775
- His order on the cessation of hostilities
- His circular letter to the governors of the several states, in 1783
- The address of Congress on the acknowledgment of his eminent services
- His answer
- His farewel address to the Army
- His address to Congress on resigning his military commission
- Their answer
- His inaugural speech to Congress, in 1789
- His valedictory address to his fellow citizens
- His letter to President Adams, on accepting the command of the American Army, in 1798
- Gen. Marshall's address to the speaker of the house of representatives, on the report of the death of Gen. Washington
- The president's message to Congress, enclosing Col. Lear's letter, announcing the death of Gen. Washington
- Gen. Marshall's second address to Congress
- Resolutions of Congress respecting the manner of paying suitable honours to the memory of Gen. Washington
- Address of condolence from the House of Representatives to the president
- His answer
- Address of condolence from the Senate to the president
- His answer
- Resolutions of Congress for perpetuating the memory of Gen. Washington
- Gen. Lee's eulogy, pronounced before the national legislature
- The presidents' proclamation
- Particular account of the last illness of Gen. Washington
- His funeral
- The president's message to Congress, communicating Mrs. Washington's letter
- Biographical outline of Gen. Washington
- Anonymous address to the American Army, in 1783
- Gen. Washington's address to the Army in answer to this artful and insidious address.