Washington Farewell Address - Constitution of The United States as proposed by Convention Philadelphia september 11, 1787 with the amendments

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a 4 X 6.5 inch marbled paper on rough board publication with leather columned spine,40 pages are devoted to Washington Farewell Address and on 23 pages numbered separately is the U.S. Constitution as proposed in 1787, opposite title page is frontispiece engraving by the eminent Abner Reed of W.C. and bound in following the title page is a signed certification of membership in the Washington Benevolent Society No. 106 dated 1811, inner hinges are preserved, there are water marks to the end papers that impact the frontispiece, rubs to cover boards expose the rough board underside, Washington Benevolent Society was a grass roots effort by the Federalist Party who under Alexander Hamilton had some success in the early years of the American republic, said to be the first political party in America, although by 1810 failed to gain broad support of a expanding American population, the Federalist Party anti-war platform in opposition to the War of 1812 lost a great deal of their popular appeal but not before demonstrating some novel ideas in political activism within a democratic system. N° de ref. del artículo 003624

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