Washington Birthday Address on American Sentiment and Duty
A dated speech extols American sentiment as the life of self government. It lauds George Washington, cites his mother’s praise, and argues citizens must cultivate moral principles, patriotism, and honesty to sustain the republic and public service. It warns against cynical politics and urges faith in conscience and duty.
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