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State of the Union Address

George Washington

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Collection of all of the State of the Union Addresses given by our first president, George Washington.

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. . .Some of these have been crowned with full success and others are yet depending. The expeditions which have been completed were carried on under the authority and at the expense of the United States by the militia of Kentucky, whose enterprise, intrepidity, and good conduct are entitled of peculiar commendation.

Overtures of peace are still continued to the deluded tribes, and considerable numbers of individuals belonging to them have lately renounced all further opposition, removed from their former situations, and placed themselves under the immediate protection of the United States.

It is sincerely to be desired that all need of coercion in future may cease and that an intimate intercourse may succeed, calculated to advance the happiness of the Indians and to attach them firmly to the United States.

In order to this it seems necessary—That they should experience the benefits of an impartial dispensation . . . Read More

Community Reviews

As first executive of the newly formed United States he gives 8 State of the Union addresses from January 8, 1790 to December 7, 1796 to his Fellow-Citizens of the Senate and House of Representatives. The issues facing our nation were very much different from present times and reading these addresse