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President John Adams

President John Adams's Nomination of George Washington to be Lieutenant General 7/2/1798

Letter from John Adams to the President of Congress

Letter from John Adams to the President of Congress 12/6/1778

Address of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz

Address of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz 5/30/1945

Address at Detriot, Michigan

Address at Detriot, Michigan 10/15/1936

Address at Little Rock, Arkansas

Address at Little Rock, Arkansas 6/10/1936

Address at San Jacinto, TX

Address at San Jacinto, TX 6/11/1936

Address Before the Virginia General Assembly, Williamsburg, Virginia

Address Before the Virginia General Assembly, Williamsburg, Virginia 1/31/1976

Address Book of Watergate Burglar Bernard Barker, Discovered in a Room at the Watergate Hotel

Address Book of Watergate Burglar Bernard Barker, Discovered in a Room at the Watergate Hotel 6/18/1972

Address of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society

Address of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society 7/13/1836

Address broadcast from The White House at the Third Anniversary of the Social Security Act

Address broadcast from The White House at the Third Anniversary of the Social Security Act 08/15/1938

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