Washington Letters to the Vermont Journal, Connecticut Courant, N. Y. Tribune, Iron age ..; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176009608)

This volume, "Washington Letters to the Vermont Journal, Connecticut Courant, N. Y. Tribune, Iron Age... Volume 1," presents a collection of letters either written by or pertaining to George Washington. Compiled by David D. Cone and published in 1867, this compilation offers insights into the first president's thoughts, actions, and impact as reflected in various contemporary newspapers and publications. The letters provide a valuable resource for understanding the public perception of Washington during his lifetime and the early years of the nation. Researchers and history enthusiasts alike will find this volume a compelling primary source for studying the formative period of the United States. It includes letters published in the "Vermont Journal", "Connecticut Courant", "N.Y. Tribune", and "Iron Age", providing a broad spectrum of perspectives.

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