Open Letter: Hon Riley Moore

The Honorable Riley Moore
1337 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515

Dear Riley:

The purpose of this missive is to request of you to sponsor my GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT.

I have had it up to my ears with the charlatans and scoundrels who pose in front of the American flag inside government buildings surrounded by barricades in armed guards in the District of Columbia who think President George Washington's Farewell Address was a place where postal letter carriers delivered his mail - else some useless and obsolete artifact that has no place in modern day governance and international diplomacy -- and are steadfast in keeping His Excellency's final words to the American people in the sewer. I consider them to be THE GREATEST threat to our national security and survival. Chinese communists, Russia, North Korea, and Islamic jihadists have nothing over them!

They have besmirched and eradicated the FORMER glory of the name of Washington -- glory that was described by future-President Lincoln as follows:

“Washington is the mightiest name of earth -- long since mightiest in the cause of civil liberty; still mightiest in moral reformation. On that name, a eulogy is expected. It cannot be. To add brightness to the sun, or glory to the name of Washington, is alike impossible. Let none attempt it. In solemn awe pronounce the name, and in its naked deathless splendor, leave it shining on.”

Abraham Lincoln, Temperance Address

Personally, I think the above words should be prominently and conspicuously engraved in a large block of granite between the Reflecting Pool and Lincoln Memorial so they can be read by visitors looking at the Washington Monument while visiting the former, but that's a subject for another day. Let's first get indispensable passages of the Farewell Address engraved in stone at the Washington Monument in accordance with the McMillan Plan so that it can never be forgotten and ignored. I don't know if the original plan provided for its inscription but the revised one certainly should.

(plenty of space for indispensable passages of the Farewell Address in this design)

At this juncture in my life, I have concluded that my patriotism and zealous reverence for the Father of Our Country and his final words to the American people  [I refer to it as THE DIRECTIONS] on how to run the federal government and relate to other nations is attributable to the fact my distant namesake was Col. William Prescott, an early American patriot whose distinguished service in the Continental Army under the command of General George Washington was notable -- particularly at the battle of Bunker Hill -- and was such that it resulted in a statue and obelisk HALF THE SIZE OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT and President Trump's recent executive proclamation in recognition of its 250th anniversary.

Another member of the Prescott family, Samuel, made an important -- yet unfortunately under-recognized -- mark on history in furtherance of the cause of America {which was, AHEM, according to Thomas Paine, was a cause for all mankind};

 ... completing the mission of the legendary Paul Revere and his compatriots.

I have recently expressed interest in joining the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and their representative has traced my ancestry to a Captain Jeremiah Prescott of New Hampshire who served in the militia. My admission is pending submission of certain documents.

Thus, my passion for American liberty is therefore, quite literally, in my DNA and I like to think their spirit for American independence from tyrannical and despotic government lives in me. And, for the record, my definition of tyranny is based on that described by James Madison in Federalist 47 [incidentally my reverence for President Jackson's farewell address ranks right alongside President Washington's].

Please click here to see my open letter to Shelley. I have also sent the link to Jim Justice's office, hoping he will be a co-sponsor. Perhaps you will be so kind as to forward this to your colleague Carol Miller because I am not in her ZIP Code.

I think it would be particularly befitting for West Virginia's congressional delegation to sponsor my GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT because, according to the US Senate historical office (details which have been deleted from the current version) a distinguished gentleman from our state set a record which has yet to be broken.

Delivery generally takes about 45 minutes. In 1985 Florida senator Paula Hawkins tore through the text in a record-setting 39 minutes, while in 1962 West Virginia senator Jennings Randolph, savoring each word, consumed 68 minutes.

It is important to note that Senator Randolph savored each word because; “They are so meaningful” - per his handwritten entry in the Farewell Address Notebook.  For you and Shelley to bring forth this legislation would give West Virginians yet another thing to be proud of in the annals of history regarding the Father of Our Country.

It has come to my attention that your colleague Don Bacon from Nebraska has introduced H. Con. Res.13 - Providing that George Washington's "Farewell Address" shall be read at the beginning of each Congress. I wanted to send him the link so he could read this, but non-residents are screened out of sending messages. 

With that in mind, I am sure he would be welcome co-sponsor as would be your distinguished colleague from Kentucky, the Honorable Thomas Massie - one of the very few on Capitol Hill I have ever seen make reference to President Washington's final words to the American people.

You may ask; why, after all these years after my previous correspondence with Shelley on this issue in spite of my abject disillusionment with the degeneration of our government into Leviathan of the Swamp -- and it's CONSOLIDATION OF POWER as forewarned by Presidents Washington and Jackson -- have I suddenly come back with this crusade? The answer is the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk as explained in my open letter to his widow and TPUSA.

The reasoning behind my asking for your help with my George Washington Farewell Address Revivification and Preservation Project as well is due to the fact that civics has been all but abandoned in schools and principles of the Founding Fathers only given cursory attention in American history classes.  This was confirmed by a friend who is a teacher in WV public school system. Her words were, and I copy/paste;

“Many of my high school students are functionally illiterate. Theres no way they would even grasp the meaning of the founding fathers documents. We are living through Idiocracy.”

Thus, I feel it is my duty to reach out to others to help me recover the principles which made American great in the first place. Please pay particular notice to Dr. Thompson's remarks at the American Institute of Civics centennial celebration of the farewell address.

[Click on to enlarge article reporting centennial celebration]

One of my earliest memories as a little boy was then-President Kennedy asking "Us, the people," to ask ourselves what we could do for our country. After having read President Washington's Farewell Address, I figured the least I could do is to BRING GEORGE WASHINGTON BACK TO WASHINGTON and see to it that he stays there and can never again be brushed aside and ignored as he has been in the 20th century and this far into the 21st.

And I am of the opinion my proposed GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT, Item #1 of my Project Goals, may just be what our country needs to get our government back on to its foundation. I hope you agree.

I recently made yet another trip to Arlington National Cemetery to contemplate the service and sacrifice those grave markers represent. I feel pretty confident they didn't do it for a government that would eventually phase George Washington OUT OF WASHINGTON and relegate his final words to the American people to the ash dump of history in the farthest corner of the back lot.

Although I do not have any relatives or friends buried there, I feel like I owe them something - like a deep debt of gratitude and commitment to honor and remember just who was the Father of Our Country and not tolerate his timeless admonitions to the American people and posterity being ignored and forgotten.

I suppose I should leave you with one of my favorite quotes from President Jackson's Farewell Address:

“... the lessons contained in this invaluable legacy of Washington to his countrymen should be cherished in the heart of every citizen ... his paternal counsels would seem to be not merely the offspring of wisdom and foresight, but the voice of prophecy, foretelling events and warning us of the evil to come.”

Repeat: “PROPHECY...WARNING US OF THE EVIL TO COME”

Any questions?

The Lansdowne Portrait

From there, His Excellency went on to say;

“But if I may even flatter myself, that they may be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good; that they may now & then recur to moderate the fury of party spirit, to warn against the mischiefs of foreign Intrigue, to guard against the Impostures of pretended patriotism -- this hope will be a full recompense for the solicitude for your welfare, by which they have been dictated.”

I don't think it is too much to ask for his immortal words to "now and then recur" -- "to be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good" once every four years in a joint session of Congress. How about you?

This is a complete list of my goals.

Thank you for your time and attention.

                                                        Respectfully yours,

William Prescott Perry
Founder and Director

ON FACEBOOK: George Washington's Farewell Address

e-mail: gwfa1796@yahoo.com

Open letter to Hon. Shelley Moore Capito

The Honorable Shelley Moore Capito
170 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

Dear Shelley:

The purpose of this missive is to request of you to sponsor my GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT in the Senate. 

As you may recall, 18 years ago, I wrote you to request your assistance with my dream of bringing George Washington back to Washington. Despite your having forwarded the materials to my then-state senator, Clark Barnes, he apparently had absolutely no interest in promoting George Washington's farewell address in the state Senate and thus introduce the resolution in hopes that our then-US senator, the Honorable Robert Byrd -- the same senator who I personally observed in the chamber attentively reading hardcopy when the farewell address was read aloud like it really meant something to him-- might consider taking it to the floor of the U.S. Senate. But now, that distinctive honor is yours for the taking.

I was so disheartened by a non-response of neither acceptance nor rejection that I stood down from my cause with my head hung low. How far has our country sunk to the point that no one seemingly cares about its #1 Founding Father? He proved it. I can't believe he was a Republican.

A RINO -- damn them! It would've made sense if he was some woke, progressive Democrat but, no, he dismissed it as something insignificant despite the fact that the Honorable Melville Weston Fuller, 8th Chief Justice of the United States, declared before a Joint Session of Congress;

“If we turn to this remarkable document and compare the line of conduct therein recommended with the course of events during the century—the advice given with the results of experience—we are amazed at the wonderful sagacity and precision with which it lays down the general principles through whose application the safety and prosperity of the Republic have been secured.”.

When President Trump was elected to his first term, I wrote him in hopes that he would show interest in President Washington's farewell but, alas, and despite a fair number of views, no response of acceptance or rejection was forthcoming. Thus, I was once again disheartened. I was amazed and flabbergasted that NOBODY in the Trump team apparently shared my reverence for His Excellency, the Most Honorable George Washington, the Father of Our Country. Again, just how deep has our country sunk???

I have had it up to my ears with the charlatans and scoundrels who pose in front of the American flag inside government buildings surrounded by barricades in armed guards in the District of Columbia who think George Washington's Farewell Address was a place where postal letter carriers delivered his mail -- else some useless, obsolete artifact that has no place in modern-day governance and international diplomacy -- and are steadfast in keeping His Excellency's final words to the American people flushed into the sewer as far down the drain as possible. I consider them to be THE GREATEST threat to our national security and survival. Chinese communists, Russia, North Korea, and Islamic jihadists have nothing over them!

They have besmirched and eradicated the FORMER glory of the name of Washington -- glory that was described by future-President Lincoln as follows:

“Washington is the mightiest name of earth -- long since mightiest in the cause of civil liberty; still mightiest in moral reformation. On that name, a eulogy is expected. It cannot be. To add brightness to the sun, or glory to the name of Washington, is alike impossible. Let none attempt it. In solemn awe pronounce the name, and in its naked deathless splendor, leave it shining on.”

Abraham Lincoln, Temperance Address

Personally, I think the above words should be prominently and conspicuously engraved in a large block of granite between the Reflecting Pool and Lincoln Memorial so they can be read by visitors looking at the Washington Monument while visiting the former, but that's a subject for another day. Let's first get indispensable passages of the Farewell Address engraved in stone around the Washington Monument in accordance with the McMillan Plan so that it can never - EVER - again be brushed aside, ignored and forgotten. I don't know if the original plan provided for its inscription but the revised one certainly should.

(plenty of space for indispensable passages of the Farewell Address in this design)

At this juncture in my life, I have concluded that my patriotism and zealous reverence for the Father of Our Country and his final words to the American people [which I refer to as THE DIRECTIONS] on how to run the federal government and relate to other nations is attributable to the fact my namesake is Col. William Prescott, an early American patriot whose distinguished service in the Continental Army under the command of General George Washington was notable - particularly at the battle of Bunker Hill - and was such that it resulted in a statue and obelisk HALF THE SIZE OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT and President Trump's recent executive proclamation in recognition of its 250th anniversary.

Another member of the Prescott family, Samuel, made an important - yet unfortunately under-recognized - mark on history in furtherance of the cause of America {which was, AHEM, according to Thomas Paine, was a cause for all mankind};

 ... completing the mission of the legendary Paul Revere and his compatriots.

I have recently applied to join the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and their representative has traced my ancestry to a Captain Jeremiah Prescott of New Hampshire who served in the militia. Membership has been approved pending submission of certain documents. I am so looking forward to hearing what they have to say about President Washington and his final words to the American people.

Thus, my passion for American liberty is therefore, quite literally, in my DNA and I like to think their spirit for American independence from tyrannical and despotic government lives in me. And, for the record, my definition of tyranny is based on that described by James Madison in Federalist 47 [incidentally, my reverence for President Jackson's farewell ranks right alongside that of President Washington's].

I think it would be particularly befitting for the West Virginia congressional delegation to sponsor my GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT - you in the Senate and my congressman, Riley [who has been contacted] in the House because, according to the US Senate historical office (details which have been deleted from the current version - perhaps you can have them reinstated) the distinguished gentleman from our state set a record which has yet to be broken.

Delivery generally takes about 45 minutes. In 1985 Florida senator Paula Hawkins tore through the text in a record-setting 39 minutes, while in 1962 West Virginia senator Jennings Randolph, savoring each word, consumed 68 minutes.

It is important to note that Senator Randolph savored each word because; “They are so meaningful” - per his handwritten entry in the Farewell Address Notebook.  For you and Riley to bring forth this legislation would give West Virginians yet another thing to be proud of in regard to the history of His Excellency, the Most Honorable George Washington.

I don't think I shared this with you before but, just so you know how serious I am about President Washington's farewell address, please note this letter from Dr. Richard Baker, United States Senate historian:

Sadly, after hand delivering letters to all 100 senators' offices asking for assistance in my project, Dr. Baker, a TOTALLY fine gentleman who was sympathetic for my cause, was the ONLY one on Capitol Hill who shared my enthusiasm for the most important words to come from the hand of the Father of Our Country

You may ask; why, after all these years in spite of my abject disillusionment with the degeneration of our government into Leviathan of the Swamp -- and it's CONSOLIDATION OF POWER as forewarned by Presidents Washington and Jackson -- have I suddenly come back with this crusade? The answer is the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk as explained in my open letter to his widow c/o TPUSA.

I recently made yet another trip to Arlington National Cemetery seeking inspiration and to contemplate the service and sacrifice those grave markers represent. I feel pretty confident they didn't do what they did for a government that would eventually PHASE GEORGE WASHINGTON OUT OF WASHINGTON and relegate his final words to the American people to the ash dump of history in the farthest corner of the back lot.

Although I do not have any relatives or friends buried there, I feel like I owe them something - like a deep debt of gratitude and commitment to honor and remember just who was the Father of Our Country, and not tolerate his timeless admonitions to the American people for posterity being ignored and forgotten.

I suppose I should leave you with one of my favorite quotes from President Jackson's Farewell Address:

“... the lessons contained in this invaluable legacy of Washington to his countrymen should be cherished in the heart of every citizen ... his paternal counsels would seem to be not merely the offspring of wisdom and foresight, but the voice of prophecy, foretelling events and warning us of the evil to come.”

Repeat: “PROPHECY...WARNING US OF THE EVIL TO COME”

Any questions?

The Lansdowne Portrait

From there, His Excellency went on to say;

“But if I may even flatter myself, that they may be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good; that they may now & then recur to moderate the fury of party spirit, to warn against the mischiefs of foreign Intrigue, to guard against the Impostures of pretended patriotism -- this hope will be a full recompense for the solicitude for your welfare, by which they have been dictated.”

I don't think it is too much to ask for his immortal words to "now and then recur" -- "to be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good" once every four years in a joint session of Congress. How about you?

This is a complete list of my goals.

Thank you for your time and attention.

                                                        Respectfully yours,

William Prescott Perry
Founder and Director

p.s.

I cannot believe this but, yeah, I do -- it proves just how bad things are. I just now went to Mount Vernon website and looked for events on 19 September - all results for multiple years show nothing regarding the most important document to have ever come from the hand of the most important resident of Mount Vernon. So ironic because many years ago, I had correspondence and met personally with James Reese, then the head of the Mount Vernon operation and he was very sympathetic to my cause for the farewell address, so I wonder how could they have left it unattended?

ON FACEBOOK: George Washington's Farewell Address

e-mail: gwfa1796@yahoo.com

McMillan Plan - Washington Monument, National Mall

Further research is needed as to why the McMillan plan was shelved and the Washington monument remains uncompleted. The project intends to to seek donors to facilitate its completion and that major portions of the Farewell Address of His Excellency, the Most Honorable George Washington, are inscribed upon its walls to be read as long as the monument stands, and even afterwards, if it ever falls into ruins over thousands of years.

Current views of the Washington monument in its incomplete form

Open Letter: Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA

Dear Madam, ladies, and gentlemen:

My name is William Prescott Perry. At this juncture in my life, I have concluded that my patriotism and zealous reverence for the Father of Our Country and his final words to the American people and posterity -- literally, the DIRECTIONS for how to run the federal government and relate to other nations -- is attributable to the fact my distant namesake is Col. William Prescott, an early American patriot whose distinguished service in the Continental Army under the command of General George Washington was notable - particularly at the battle of Bunker Hill - was such that it resulted in a statue and obelisk HALF THE SIZE OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT and President Trump's recent executive proclamation in recognition of its 250th anniversary.

Another member of the Prescott family, Samuel, made an important - yet unfortunately under-recognized - mark on history in furtherance of the cause of America {which, according to Thomas Paine, was a cause for all mankind} was, AHEM;

 ... completing the mission of the legendary Paul Revere and his compatriots.

I have recently applied for membership in the National Society of Sons of the American Revolution and their representative has traced my ancestry to a Capt. Jeremiah Prescott of the New Hampshire militia. Membership is pending submission of certain documents.

Thus, my passion for American liberty is, therefore, quite literally, in my DNA and I like to think their spirit for American independence from tyrannical and despotic government lives in me. And, for the record, my definition of tyranny is based on that described by James Madison in Federalist 47.

Only recently, I became aware of Charlie and what he was all about. I thought to myself; “Good heavens, this is a man who I know has to have the same passion for George Washington and his final words to the American people as I do!” However, I am of the opinion he had never read it before for, if he had, he would have most certainly been talking about it along with the {AHEM} Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of at every -- repeat, EVERY -- possible opportunity.

The reason I say that is because in 1937, United States government published this book celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Constitution.

In its introduction, U.S. Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission Director General, the Honorable Sol Bloom {his name may have been at the bottom of the page, but he was THE MAN} wrote;

“Among the many valuable state papers of the nation, two are most intimately connected with the Constitution. These are The Declaration of Independence, which opened the way for it, and Washington’s Farewell Address on keeping in the path”

Repeat: “KEEPING IN THE PATH!”

Oh, how I wish I could have stood before a microphone in public and talked to Charlie about keeping the United States Constitution “in the path!” Perhaps I may someday have the opportunity to do that with you.

My parents raised me as a Christian and I was confirmed as such in the National Cathedral. I have prayed to God and Jesus many times for their help to me help my country, but nothing -- repeat, NOTHING -- happened.

And after reading Psalm 37, I figured that if there was a god, "God" is either totally lame or must be in other galaxies billions of light years away, creating new worlds there - leaving us to be on our own because, after all these thousands of years, if "the Lord" hasn't shown up by now, he/she/it isn't going to. Hence, I abandoned my faith because evil apparently has the upper hand in this world.

However, there is a certain passage from President Washington's final words to the American people in which he said;

Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert these great pillars of human happiness -- these firmest props of the duties of men and citizens. The mere politician, equally with the pious man, ought to respect and to cherish them. A volume could not trace all their connections with private and public felicity. Let it simply be asked, Where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths which are the instruments of investigation in courts of justice? And let us with caution indulge the supposition that morality can be maintained without religion. Whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined education on minds of peculiar structure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle.

... and caused me to reflect upon Charlie saying that if people don't recognize God as great, then people direct their mind towards something else. He really got me to thinking about that document our Founding Fathers signed on 4 July 1776, referencing "our creator" who "endowed" us with "certain inalienable rights" -- "the Supreme Judge of the world" on whose protection they relied upon for "divine providence."

And what was it that President Trump said in his eulogy for Charlie?

And we have to bring back religion to America because without borders, law and order and religion, you really don't have a country anymore. We want religion brought back to America. We want to bring God back into our beautiful USA like never before. We want God back. Charlie would've been so pleased to hear his friends and colleagues today giving testimony and giving glory to God.

Yes, my inclination to restore my faith has been refreshed and have decided to pick up my Bible -- as I am still in possession of the one I was given at the time of my confirmation.

The brutal murder of your beloved Charlie and his sudden and unexpected transition into immortal martyrdom -- for which you have my deepest heartfelt condolences -- struck a nerve me and inspired me to resume my project and shift into overdrive.

Just so you know how serious I am about President Washington's farewell address, please note this letter from Dr. Richard Baker, United States Senate historian:

Sadly, after hand delivering letters to all 100 senators' offices asking for assistance in my project, Dr. Baker, a totally fine gentleman who was sympathetic for my cause, was the ONLY one on Capitol Hill who shared my enthusiasm for the most important words to come from the hand of the Father of Our Country

There is so much more I want to write. Do not want to throw too much out there, but I do hope that Turning Point may be interested in assisting my effort for passage of the

GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT

From there, His Excellency went on to say;

“But if I may even flatter myself, that they may be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good; that they may now & then recur to moderate the fury of party spirit, to warn against the mischiefs of foreign Intrigue, to guard against the Impostures of pretended patriotism -- this hope will be a full recompense for the solicitude for your welfare, by which they have been dictated.”

I don't think it is too much to ask for his immortal words to "now and then recur" -- "to be productive of some partial benefit, some occasional good" once every four years in a joint session of Congress. How about you?

I don't know how much attention to how much your staff is paying attention to the comments online, but I have been posting the following and image as much as possible and will continue to do so:

Charlie WAS -- and his name will forever be associated with -- an "institution for the general diffusion of knowledge" in accordance with the principles in George Washington's Farewell Address - as his mission was/is to ENLIGHTEN PUBLIC OPINION. 

In memory of Charlie -- and in honor of the Father of Our Country -- and if you consider yourself a patriotic American, please read His Excellency's final words to the American people for posterity.

From President Andrew Jackson's Farewell Address [an EQUALLY BRILLIANT national treasure that has been ignored by the Establishment which I have same passion to resurrect as I do President Washington's]:

“... the lessons contained in this invaluable legacy of Washington to his countrymen should be cherished in the heart of every citizen ... his paternal counsels would seem to be not merely the offspring of wisdom and foresight, but the voice of prophecy, foretelling events and warning us of the evil to come.”

Repeat: “PROPHECY...WARNING US OF THE EVIL TO COME”

Any questions?

The reasoning behind my asking for your help with my George Washington Farewell Address Revivification and Preservation Project is also due to the fact that civics has been all but abandoned in schools and principles of the Founding Fathers only given cursory attention in American history classes.  This was confirmed by a friend who is a teacher in WV public school system. Her words were, and I copy/paste;

Many of my high school students are functionally illiterate. Theres no way they would even grasp the meaning of the founding fathers documents. We are living through Idiocracy.

Thus, I feel it is my duty to reach out to others to help me recover the principles which made American great in the first place. Please pay particular notice to Dr. Thompson's remarks at the American Institute of Civics centennial celebration of the farewell address.

[Click on to enlarge article reporting centennial celebration]

One of my earliest memories as a little boy was then-President Kennedy asking "Us, the people," to ask ourselves what we could do for our country. After having read President Washington's Farewell Address, I figured the least I could do is to BRING GEORGE WASHINGTON BACK TO WASHINGTON and see to it that he stays there and can never again be brushed aside and ignored as he has been in the 20th century and this far into the 21st.

And I am of the opinion my proposed GEORGE WASHINGTON FAREWELL ADDRESS REVIVIFICATION AND PRESERVATION ACT, Item #1 of my Project Goals, may just be what our country needs to get our government back on to its foundation. I hope you agree.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Respectfully yours,

William Prescott Perry
Founder and Director

ON FACEBOOK: George Washington's Farewell Address

e-mail: gwfa1796@yahoo.com