American Statesman – George Washington’s Writings

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Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Video and Audio – The American Statesman series brings us many of George Washington’s writings which were converted from his hand written notes to type by Henry Cabot Lodge, which he did all by hand (no copying and pasting from Wikipedia). Cabot Lodge also edited several other books on famous (and some not so famous) Americans, and what made these books unique is that they were written for the lay person of the day, unlike many of today’s modern books aimed specifically at one group of people. The American Statesman series is also one of the few places you can read about one of the least known, but most influential Americans in its history: John Randolph. For more on this be sure and check out today’s Founders TV and sign up for a Founders Pass if you haven’t already!