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The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United States, from Washington to Tyler, Embracing the Executive Proclamations, Recommendations, Protests, and Vetoes from 1789 to 1843, Together with the Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the United States. Fourth Edition.
Washington, George; Adams, John; Jefferson, Thomas; Madison, James; Monroe, James; Adams, John Quincy; Jackson, Andrew; Van Buren, Martin; Harrison, William Henry; Tyler, John; Walker, Edward (Advertisement)
Language: English
Published by Edward Walker, New York, 1843
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. 4th Edition. Fourth Edition. Original publisher's brown cloth binding with gilt lettering on spine and gilt decoration of George Washington's bust, an eagle, and decorative portrait border on front cover. 6" x 9 1/4." 782 pages, complete. Three additional pages in front advertise other books. Pag…es are clean and intact overall but have spots of foxing or discoloration, faint dampstains on edges, slightly bumped corners, and light age toning. Covers are clean and intact overall but have fading (most noticeable on spine), chipping to corners and head and tail of spine, bumped corners, and some dampstains. Binding loosened but still strong and holding. A Very Good copy. A collection of presidential messages by George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, and John Tyler. The following are the contents of this book: Declaration of Independence; United States Constitution; amendments to the U.S. Constitution; George Washington's inaugural address, eight annual addresses, proclamations of April 22, 1793, August 7, 1794, and September 25, 1794, and farewell address; John Adams's inaugural address, special messages of May 16, 1797, February 5, 1798, March 19, 1798, December 23, 1799, and January 8, 1800, and four annual addresses; Thomas Jefferson's inaugural address, eight annual messages, and special messages of January 28, 1803, February 2, 1803, November 4, 1803, December 5, 1803, January 13, 1806, January 17, 1806, March 20, 1806, December 3, 1806, January 22, 1807, February 10, 1807, December 18, 1807, February 9, 1808, February 25, 1808, and March 22, 1808; James Madison's inaugural address, eight annual messages, special messages of May 23, 1809, December 23, 1811, March 9, 1812, December 12, 1812, February 22, 1813, February 24, 1813, February 26, 1814, March 31, 1814, February 20, 1815, February 25, 1815, and February 23, 1815, confidential messages of June 1, 1812, July 20, 1813, and December 9, 1813, special session message of May 25, 1813, and bank message of January 30, 1815; James Monroe's inaugural address, eight annual messages, and special messages of February 24, 1824, March 8, 1822, March 26, 1822, and May 4, 1822; John Quincy Adams's inaugural address and four annual messages; Andrew Jackson's two inaugural addresses, eight annual messages, Maysville Road Veto of May 27, 1830, Bank Veto of July 10, 1832, proclamation of December 11, 1832, Nullification Message of January 16, 1833, protest of April 15, 1834, French Message of January 15, 1836, message of December 21, 1836 in relation to Texas, and farewell address; Martin Van Buren's inaugural address four annual messages, and special session message of September 4, 1837; William Henry Harrison's inaugural address; and John Tyler's inaugural address, two annual messages, special session message of June 1, 1841, bank vetoes of August 16, 1841 September 9, 1841, tariff veto of August 9, 1842, protest of August 30, 1842, and special message of December 14, 1842 (Tyler's specific addresses are not listed under Contents). Full publishers' information: "New York: Edward Walker, 112 Fulton Street; D. Appleton & Co.; J. & H. G. Langley; Bartlett & Welford; J. S. Redfield; Saxton & Miles. Boston,--Little & Brown; Saxton & Pierce. Philadelphia,--Thomas Cowperthwait & Co. Washington,--Frank Taylor.".