Legendary Quotes of George Washington: George Washington Quotes
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Reference, Quotations, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science
| Author: | Sreechinth C | ISBN: | 9780463450031 |
| Publisher: | UB Tech | Publication: | October 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sreechinth C |
| ISBN: | 9780463450031 |
| Publisher: | UB Tech |
| Publication: | October 11, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Father of the United States, George Washington was the first President of States and the Commander In Chief at the time of American Revolution. Though his first service as an army man was fro the Royal British Army, he eventually turned as the leader of the colonial revolutionary army against the Royal Army. At last with the help of French Army, the ferocious revolution came to a success and the rest is a history that we all knew. In the post war Constitutional Convention in 1787, he was unanimously elected as the First President of The United States and formed a new government. With an intense aware that his conduct as President will set a predicament for his successors, he weighed his each step carefully. Though he badly longed for retirement after the first term, the Electoral College again called up him without any opponents. He single-handedly managed the disputes among the desperate colonies and was the key in founding the nation as United States. He was much responsible and vigilant in performing his presidential duties without any bias and always preferred to be called as Mr. President and set a mode of conduct for his followers. George Washington preferred to be citizen than to become a king. More than as a military or revolutionary hero, he is regarded as a person with great integrity, deep sense of vision and honor. His profound achievements laid the foundations of a powerful nation.
The Father of the United States, George Washington was the first President of States and the Commander In Chief at the time of American Revolution. Though his first service as an army man was fro the Royal British Army, he eventually turned as the leader of the colonial revolutionary army against the Royal Army. At last with the help of French Army, the ferocious revolution came to a success and the rest is a history that we all knew. In the post war Constitutional Convention in 1787, he was unanimously elected as the First President of The United States and formed a new government. With an intense aware that his conduct as President will set a predicament for his successors, he weighed his each step carefully. Though he badly longed for retirement after the first term, the Electoral College again called up him without any opponents. He single-handedly managed the disputes among the desperate colonies and was the key in founding the nation as United States. He was much responsible and vigilant in performing his presidential duties without any bias and always preferred to be called as Mr. President and set a mode of conduct for his followers. George Washington preferred to be citizen than to become a king. More than as a military or revolutionary hero, he is regarded as a person with great integrity, deep sense of vision and honor. His profound achievements laid the foundations of a powerful nation.
