A History of the American People - In Five Volumes, Vol. III

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The narrative delves into Washington's struggle with intense criticism regarding his foreign policy towards France. He faced overwhelming backlash, feeling isolated as the leader of a minority faction rather than the nation as a whole. Accusations painted him as a Federalist intent on empowering the federal government to dominate the people, favoring England while betraying France. This tumultuous period highlights the political tensions and challenges he navigated in his leadership role.