Applying Samuel Vaughan's Letter To Humble George Washington
Humble George Washington only wanted to retire to his comfortable abode on Mount Vernon, a man who had led his fellow people through many trials. Samuel Vaughan was a man who looked up at Washington for the solution; a man who believed in his president. However, all things must end sooner or later and Washington thought it was time to leave all the ambition and fame to another man.
Samuel Vaughan wrote a letter to George Washington near the closing of the year 1788. In it, he wrote that everyone trusted Washington and wanted him to continue his presidency. Vaughan was an English merchant, plantation owner, and political radical; you could call him an ‘ordinary man.’ By writing to Washington, the ‘ruler’ over America, Vaughan had to be sure
Samuel Vaughan wrote a letter to George Washington near the closing of the year 1788. In it, he wrote that everyone trusted Washington and wanted him to continue his presidency. Vaughan was an English merchant, plantation owner, and political radical; you could call him an ‘ordinary man.’ By writing to Washington, the ‘ruler’ over America, Vaughan had to be sure