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Washington’s Farewell Address

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Formation of Alliance-Washington was very cautious about not joining a permanent alliance. He was also very clear that temporary alliance should only be joined at the state of emergency. Since we have the liberty of not joining any permanent alliance with any portion of foreign world. The existing engagements should be observed genuinely and it would be unwise to extend them any further.
Commercial Relationship-In regards of foreign policy, Washington said that commercial relations with other nation should be well maintained and if possible should be extended without the involvement of political connections and influences and that we should steer clear of their political engagements.
Keeping peace and harmony-We
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