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CHAPTER LXV. Siege and Surrender of Yorktown.
CHAPTER LXVI. Dissolution of the Combined Armies.-Discontents in the Army. CHAPTER LXVII. News of Peace.-Washington's Farewell to the Army, and Resignation of his Commission. CHAPTER LXVIII. Washington at Mount Vernon. CHAPTER LXIX. The Constitutional Convention.-Washington elected President. CHAPTER LXX. Organization of the New Government. CHAPTER LXXI. Financial Difficulties.-Party Jealousies.-Operations against the Indians. CHAPTER LXXII. Tour Southward.-Defeat of St. Clair.-Dissensions in the Cabinet. CHAPTER LXXIII. Washington's Second Term.-Difficulties with the French Ambassador. CHAPTER LXXIV. Neutrality.-Whiskey Insurrection.-Wayne's Success against the Indians. CHAPTER LXXV. Jay's Treaty.-Party Claims.-Difficulties with France.-Farewell Address. CHAPTER LXXVI. Washington's Retirement and Death. |