The Farewell Address was a letter written by George Washington, first President of the United States, near the end of his second term as President. It was addressed to his "friends and fellow-citizens" and was widely published, so that many citizens of the U.S. read it or heard it. Washington warned his countrymen that their independence, peace, prosperity, and liberty were dependent on the U.S. remaining a unified country, so their loyalty should be to the U.S. first, not to any state, region, or party, and stated his support for the Constitution as the governing law of the country.
George Washington in his Farewell Address
He wanted the nations to stay neutral and out of alliances with other countries to avoid war and conflict.
belief that political parties were harmful and divisive.
He warned the military not to get into foreign affairs.
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Washington's farewell address was Washington's political testament to the nation.
Lee's Farewell Address was created in 1865.
Abraham Lincoln's Farewell Address was created in 1861.
George Washington's Farewell Address was created in 1796.
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Washington warned against permanent foreign alliances and the formation of political factions in his Farewell Address.
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