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The Papers of George Washington v.3; June-Sept, 1789;June-Sept, 1789 (Paperback)
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The Papers of George Washington v.3; June-Sept, 1789;June-Sept, 1789 (Paperback)
Series: The Papers of George Washington: Presidential Series
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Volume three of the Presidential Series continues the fourth
chronological series of ""The Papers of George Washington"". The
Presidential Series when complete, will aim to cover the eight
precedent-setting years of Washington's presidency and his brief
retirement at Mount Vernon until his death in 1799. These volumes
deal with the public papers either written by Washington or
presented to him during both of his administrations. Among the
documents are Washington's messages to Congress, addresses to him
from public office and documents concerned with diplomatic and
Indian affairs as well as Washington's private papers which include
family letters, farm reports, political letters from friends and
acquaintances, and documents relating to the administration of the
Mount Vernon plantation. Volume three covers most of the summer of
1789 and focuses primarily on the problems facing the new
administration. Because of the president's serious illness during
this period, a larger proportion of the documents than previously
are letters and papers sent to Washington, including massive
reports from the Board of Treasury describing the financial status
of the new nation, detailed descriptions of Indian and military
affairs from Henry Knox, and a plethora of applications for public
office. The letters to Washington come from a cross section of
Americans and present a resource on such diverse topics as foreign
affairs, overseas trade and public attitudes toward the new
government. Washington in these months was establishing the great
departments of the federal government, and he devoted a
considerable amount of his time to appointments and to the staffing
of the new civil service.
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