Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Life of Washington, Vol. 1 of 3: A Biography Personal, Military, and Political
AT the close Of the Civil War, in which the Government founded by washington and his compatriots vindicated its rightful authority and the truth that an enlightened people may be safely invested with political sovereignty, it seems to be an appropriate service to present to that people a full record of the life and times of their great leader, to whom the lovers of liberty in all lands pay the homage of profound veneration. He will ever appear in History as the central figure of the group of statesmen who fashioned a Re public out of several independent colonies, and established a Nation upon the representative principle which makes Democracy compat ible with a stable and powerful central government, having the form of an Aristocracy, but absolutely responsible to, and under the control of the People.
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