The Student's Life of Washington Condensed from the Larger Work Part 5

The final part recounts the end of the war, the birth of the republic, and Washington’s enduring legacy. After victory at Yorktown, he disbands the army with heartfelt farewell. As the nation’s first president, he builds the framework of government, balancing neutrality and unity. His Farewell Address epitomizes wisdom and restraint. The section closes with his peaceful retirement and death, affirming his place as the moral father of America.