博客來This is a transcribed version of ＂An Eulogy on the Illustrious Character of the Late General George Washington, Commander in Chief of All the Armies of the United States of America...Delivered at Ipswich, on the 7th Day of January, 1800,＂ by Levi Frisbie. It offers a contemporary perspective on the life, character, and contributions of George Washington shortly after his death in December 1799. Frisbie’s oration provides valuable insight into the public perception and reverence for Washington during the early years of the American republic. This eulogy serves as a primary source document for understanding the historical context and significance of Washington’s leadership during the Revolutionary War and his role in shaping the nation.
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