A Case for Stoicism in Foreign Policy
by Michael “Mick” Patrick Mulroy, Adam Piercey, and Donald J. Robertson
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George Washington was influenced by Stoicism. He was so fond of the Stoic philosopher and Roman statesman, Cato the Younger, that he actually arranged for a play about him to be performed for his soldiers before the…
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