George Washington's Rules of Civility: America 250™ Edition – Official Hardcover

The Rules That Shaped a Founding Father — and a NationAs a young man, George Washington copied out 110 rules of civility and decency by hand — a personal code he kept by his side throughout his extraordinary life. Rooted in rules composed by French Jesuits in 1595 and first published in English in 1640, Washington’s simplified versions became a quiet foundation for the character of America’s first president. Now, in this elegant officially licensed America 250™ Edition from Applewood Books, those timeless rules are yours to carry, share, and live by. What’s Inside All 110 of Washington’s Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour Topics include: self-respect, public dress, addressing superiors, eating, walking, and respect for others Historical context on the rules’ origins — from 16th-century Jesuit teachings to the American founding A timely reminder that civility is the bedrock of a functioning republic Product Details Format: Hardcover Size: 4” x 6.5” Pages: 40 Publisher: Applewood Books Officially licensed America250™ product Perfect For 250th anniversary commemorative gifting History lovers, civics enthusiasts, and students Graduation, Father’s Day, and patriotic holiday gifts Schools, libraries, and patriotic organizations Add-on purchase alongside other Applewood America 250™ titles As comity faces new challenges, Washington’s rules remain essential for keeping the American republic decent and civil. The America250™ word mark and logo are trademarks owned by the United States Semiquincentennial Commission. Use by Applewood Books is under license.