Washington [591]
11. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” 213.
12. Freeman, George Washington, 6:166.
13. PWP, 2:78. “To the Delaware Society for Promoting Domestic Manufacturers,” April 19-20, 1789.
14. Wood, Revolutionary Characters, 50.
15. Kaminski and McCaughan, Great and Good Man, 104.
16. Ibid., 109.
17. PWP, 2:102.
18. Freeman, George Washington, 6:175.
19. PWP, 2:108. “To the Ladies of Trenton,” April 21, 1789.
20. WWR,735. Letter to Edward Rutledge, May 5, 1789.
21. PWP, 2:133.
22. Ibid., 2:134.
23. Ibid.
24. Ibid.
25. Ibid.
26. PWP, 1:444. Letter to George Clinton, March 25, 1789.
27. DiariesA,338.
28. Callahan, Henry Knox, 274.
29. DiariesA,338. Diary entry for April 23, 1780.
30. Freeman, George Washington, 6:182.
31. PWP, 2:114.
32. Wood, Empire of Liberty, 56.
33. Stoll, Samuel Adams, 131.
34. Winik, Great Upheaval, 67.
35. Isenberg, Fallen Founder, 233.
36. WWR,706. “Fragments of a Draft of the First Inaugural Address,” ca. January 1789.
37. Ibid.
38. Ibid., 708.
39. Ibid., 707.
40. WWR,734. Letter to James Madison, May 5, 1789.
41. Cadou, George Washington Collection, 216.
42. WWR,718. Letter to the Marquis de Lafayette, January 29, 1789.
43. Freeman, George Washington, 6:191.
44. Stahr, John Jay, 269.
45. Freeman, George Washington, 6:195.
46. Burns and Dunn, George Washington, 47.
47. Ketcham, James Madison, 283.
48. Callahan, Henry Knox, 275.
49. Wood, Empire of Liberty, 64.
50. PWP, 2:155.
51. Ibid.
52. Cunliffe, George Washington, 130.
53. Ketcham, James Madison, 283.
54. WWR,730. “First Inaugural Address,” April 30, 1789.
55. Ibid., 731.
56. Ibid.
57. Ibid., 730-31.
58. WWR,704. “Fragments of a Draft of the First Inaugural Address,” ca. January 1789.
59. Ibid., 732. “First Inaugural Address,” April 30, 1789.
60. Ibid., 733.
61. Ibid.
62. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 8.
63. PWP, 1:253. Letter from Samuel Powel, January 26, 1789.
64. Ibid., 1:281. Letter to Samuel Powel, February 5, 1789.
65. Ibid., 1:338-39. Letter from Gouverneur Morris, February 23, 1789.
66. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” 205.
67. Ibid., 223.
68. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 23.
69. Brady, Martha Washington, 3.
70. Ibid.
71. PWP, 2:205.
72. Brady, Martha Washington, 10.
73. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 21.
74. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” 215.
75. Ibid.
76. Freeman, George Washington, 6:213.
77. Ibid., 6:213-14.
78. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” 220.
79. Ibid., 219.
80. Thompson, “‘As If I had Been a Very Great Somebody.’”
81. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” p.223.
82. Ibid., 224.
83. Lossing, Martha Washington, 22.
CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN: ACTING THE PRESIDENCY
1. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 56.
2. Ibid., 333.
3. Fields, “Worthy Partner,” 250.
4. PWP, 2:246-47. Letter to John Adams, May 10, 1789.
5. Henriques, Realistic Visionary, 51.
6. Wood, Revolutionary Characters, 54.
7. Hitchens, Thomas Jefferson, 76.
8. Burns and Dunn, George Washington, 56.
9. PWP,3:199. Letter from David Stuart, July 14, 1789.
10. McDonald, Presidency of George Washington, 25-26.
11. PWP, 5:526. Letter to David Stuart, June 15, 1790.
12. Ibid., 3:322. Letter to David Stuart, July 26, 1789.
13. Ibid., 3:323.
14. Ibid., 2:282. Letter to James Madison, May 12, 1789.
15. Ibid., 2:213. Letter from Alexander Hamilton, May 5, 1789.
16. Ibid., 10:655. Letter to James McHenry, August 13, 1792.
17. Ibid., 2:247. 18 . Schutz and Adair, Spur of Fame, 101.
19. Sullivan, Public Men of the Revolution, 120.
20. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 68.
21. WWR,763. Letter to David Stuart, June 15, 1790.
22. Chernow, Alexander Hamilton, 279.
23. Brady, Martha Washington, 167.
24 . Cadou, George Washington Collection, 129.
25. Sullivan, Public Men of the Revolution, 117.
26. Chinard, George Washington as the French Knew Him, 120.
27. Diaries,6:54. Diary entry for March 26, 1790.
28. Unger, Unexpected George Washington, 245.
29. Decatur, Private Affairs of George Washington, 45.
30. Maclay, Diary of William