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President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower's "Chance for Peace" Speech 4/16/1953
FDR
FDR's Address from the USS Potomac 3/29/1941
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President Reagan's Speech at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin 6/12/1987
President Johnson
President Johnson's Vietnam Address 8/4/1964
President Lyndon B. Johnson Giving His Midnight Address on Second Gulf of Tonkin Incident
President Lyndon B. Johnson Giving His Midnight Address on Second Gulf of Tonkin Incident 8/4/1964
President Johnson Giving his Vietnam "Withdrawal Speech"
President Johnson Giving his Vietnam "Withdrawal Speech" 3/31/1968
President Lyndon B. Johnson Giving his Vietnam "Withdrawal Speech"
President Lyndon B. Johnson Giving his Vietnam "Withdrawal Speech" 3/31/1968
Pacific Railroad Act
Pacific Railroad Act 7/1/1862
President Clinton
President Clinton's Weekly Radio Address on the World Trade Center Bombing 2/27/1993
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Day of Infamy Speech 12/8/1941
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