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George Washington

1732 - 1799

About the Author

George Washington (1732-1799) was the military leader of the American revolutionary armies and became the first president of the United States of America.

In The Library:

• author: George Washington: A Collection (1988)
• author: The Life of George Washington (1838)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, 14 vols. (1889)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. I (1748-1757) (1889)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. II (1758-1775) (1889)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. III (1775-1776) (1889)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. IV (1776) (1889)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. V (1776-1777) (1890)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. VI (1777-1778) (1890)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. VII (1778-1779) (1890)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. VIII (1779-1780) (1890)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. IX (1780-1782) (1891)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. X (1782-1785) (1891)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. XI (1785-1790) (1891)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. XII (1790-1794) (1891)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. XIII (1794-1798) (1892)
• author: The Writings of George Washington, vol. XIV (1798-1799) (1893)

Quotations:

• George Washington on the Difference between Commercial and Political Relations with other Countries (1796) (19 January, 2010)
• George Washington warns the nation in his Farewell Address, that love of power will tend to create a real despotism in America unless proper checks and balances are maintained to limit government power (1796) (21 February, 2007)
• George Washington warns that the knee jerk reaction of citizens to problems is to seek a solution in the creation of a “new monarch”(1786) (25 February, 2008)