In his biography on the author of this text, Henry Cabot Lodge stated that "no man ever left a nobler political testament.
In his biography on the author of this text, Henry Cabot Lodge stated that "no man ever left a nobler political testament." This text was first published in the Pennsylvania Packet, and in one section, the author stresses the importance of American unity by describing a symbiotic relationship between the North and South. In another section of this document, the author warns against forming permanent alliances with foreign nations, referring to them as "alarming to the…independent Patriot". In a subsequent section, the author describes the dangers of political parties, and he begins this text by declaring his intent to retire from political life. For 10 points, this refers to what letter addressed to the American public, delivered after the final term of the first U.S. president?
In his biography on the author of this text, Henry Cabot Lodge stated that "no man ever left a nobler political testament.
George {Washington’s farewell address }[accept obvious equivalents]