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4:57Now PlayingIn 1793, President George Washington issued a statement that the United States would remain neutral in the ongoing conflict between France and Britain. But given that his decision kept the United States out of war, why was his decision so controversial? In this video, I explain.
In my book, Compact of the Republic, I emphasized how Washington’s presidency led to the rise of the Jeffersonian Republicans
Best books on this topic:
Alexander Hamilton and James Madison, The PacificusHelvidius Debates of 17931794
Gordon Wood, Empire of Liberty
Forrest McDonald, The Presidency of George Washington
Douglass Southall Freeman, Washington
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