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1796 GEORGE WASHINGTON. Early "Washington's Farewell Address" in Isaiah Thomas' Almanack. Abolition which would have been of

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which would have been of great historical significance

from the capture of the innocent creatures in their own country

Shall falter never till the victory's won

Apparently original

1796 GEORGE WASHINGTON. Early "Washington's Farewell Address" in Isaiah Thomas' Almanack. Abolition which would have been ofScarce. An original Isaiah Thomas Almanac, printed at Worcester, Massachusetts in late in 1796, for the year 1797. This important printing contains one of the earliest appearances of President Washington's famous September 17, 1796 "Farewell Address," which occupies printed pages 36 to 45. His counsel? In his "Farewell" Presidential address, George Washington advised American citizens to view themselves as a cohesive unit, to be united, to avoid undue

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