President Wilson's Addresses, edited by George McLean Harper

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Author

Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924

Title

President Wilson's Addresses

Credits

Produced by Melanie Lybarger, Suzanne Lybarger and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team

Language

English

LoC Class

E740: History: America: Twentieth century

Subject

United States -- Politics and government -- 1913-1921

Category

Text

eBook-No.

17427

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17427

Release Date

December 31, 2005

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.ENGLISH READINGS FOR SCHOOLS — English Readings for Schools — GENERAL EDITOR — WILBUR LUCIUS CROSS — PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESSES — EDITED BY
3. 3.GEORGE McLEAN HARPER
4. 4.CONTENTS
5. 5.INTRODUCTION — PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESSES
6. 6.FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS
7. 7.FIRST ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
8. 8.ADDRESS ON THE BANKING SYSTEM
9. 9.ADDRESS AT GETTYSBURG
10. 10.ADDRESS ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS
11. 11.UNDERSTANDING AMERICA
12. 12.ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
13. 13.THE STATE OF THE UNION
14. 14.TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES
15. 15.PANAMA CANAL TOLLS
16. 16.THE TAMPICO INCIDENT
17. 17.IN THE FIRMAMENT OF MEMORY
18. 18.MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS
19. 19.CLOSING A CHAPTER
20. 20.ANNAPOLIS COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
21. 21.THE MEANING OF LIBERTY
22. 22.AMERICAN NEUTRALITY
23. 23.APPEAL FOR ADDITIONAL REVENUE
24. 24.THE OPINION OF THE WORLD
25. 25.THE POWER OF CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN
26. 26.ANNUAL ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
27. 27.A MESSAGE
28. 28.ADDRESS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
29. 29.TO NATURALIZED CITIZENS
30. 30.ADDRESS AT MILWAUKEE
31. 31.THE SUBMARINE QUESTION
32. 32.AMERICAN PRINCIPLES
33. 33.THE DEMANDS OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
34. 34.SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
35. 35.LINCOLN'S BEGINNINGS
36. 36.THE TRIUMPH OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
37. 37.THE TERMS OF PEACE
38. 38.MEETING GERMANY'S CHALLENGE
39. 39.REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY
40. 40.SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS
41. 41.THE CALL TO WAR
42. 42.TO THE COUNTRY
43. 43.THE GERMAN PLOT
44. 44.REPLY TO THE POPE
45. 45.LABOR MUST BE FREE — CRITICAL TIME IN HISTORY — WAR STARTED BY GERMANY — GERMANY'S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH — BERLIN-BAGDAD RAILWAY — PEACE RUMORS — COLONEL HOUSE'S MISSION — LABOR MUST BE FREE — SETTLEMENT HARD TO AVOID — NO SYMPATHY WITH MOB SPIRIT — MUST OBEY COMMON COUNSEL
46. 46.THE CALL FOR WAR WITH AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
47. 47.GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION OF RAILWAYS
48. 48.THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE
49. 49.FORCE TO THE UTMOST — FOOTNOTES:
50. 50.ENGLISH READINGS FOR SCHOOLS

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