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ADDRESSES OF FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 19, 1940 TO JANUARY 20, 1941

by ROOSEVELT, Franklin Delano

[Washington] : The White House (Government Printing Office) , Christmas 1941

ADDRESSES UPON THE AMERICAN ROAD 1933 to 1938

by HOOVER, Herbert

New York : Charles Scribner's Sons , 1938

ADMINISTRATION. CIVIL SERVICE. "AMERICAN IDEALS" Part II

by ROOSEVELT, Theodore (Teddy)

New York : G. P. Putnam's & Sons , 1900

THE AFFIDAVIT OF ANDREW JACKSON, TAKEN BY THE DEFENDANTS IN THE SUIT OF ROBERT MAYO VS. BLAIR & RIVES FOR A LIBEL, ANALYSED AND REFUTED. (THIRD EDITION, WITH SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES.) BY ROBERT MAYO, M.D. AUTHOR OF SKETCHES OF EIGHT YEARS IN WASHINGTON, &C. &C

by Mayo, Robert

Washington City, D.C. : Printed for the Plaintiff , 1840

AFL-CIO Convention. October 23-26, 1995. New York City

New York : AFL-CIO , 1995

AFRICAN GAME TRAILS. AN ACCOUNT OF THE AFRICAN WANDERINGS OF AN AMERICAN HUNTER-NATURALIST

by ROOSEVELT, Theodore (Teddy ROOSEVELT)

New York : Charles Scribner's Sons , 1910

ALS from President Rutherford B. Hayes

by Hayes, Rutherford B.

[Spiegel Grove] 1891

AMERICA. THE WAR: PAST, PRESENT, AND PROBABLE FUTURE. BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF A DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE CONCERT HALL, LIVERPOOL. BY F. D. SIEMMS, A NATIVE OF LIVERPOOL, WHO SERVED AS AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTILITIES TO A VERY RECENT PERIOD, BEING AN EMBODIMENT OF HIS EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS DURING A PERIOD OF EIGHTEEN MONTHS AS AN OFFICER OF ARTILLERY

by Siemms, F. D.

[Liverpool? 1864

AMERICAN IDEALS AND OTHER ESSAYS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL

by ROOSEVELT, Theodore (Teddy ROOSEVELT)

New York & London : G. P. Putnam's & Sons , 1902

AN AMERICAN EPIC. Famine in Forty-Five Nations. The Battle on the Front Line 1914-1923

by HOOVER, Herbert

Chicago : Henry Regnery Company , 1961

THE AMERICAN SENATOR. OR A COPIOUS AND IMPARTIAL REPORT OF THE DEBATES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: INCLUDING ALL TREATIES, ADDRESSES, PROCLAMATIONS, &C. WHICH OCCUR DURING THE PRESENT SESSION, BEING THE SECOND OF THE FOURTH CONGRESS. VOL. I.

by Carpenter, Thomas

Philadelphia : Printed by John Page , 1796

THE AMERICAN SENATOR. OR A COPIOUS AND IMPARTIAL REPORT OF THE DEBATES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES: INCLUDING ALL TREATIES, ADDRESSES, PROCLAMATIONS, &C. WHICH OCCUR DURING THE PRESENT SESSION, BEING THE SECOND OF THE FOURTH CONGRESS. VOL. I.

by Carpenter, Thomas

Philadelphia : Printed by John Page , 1796

ANNUAL MESSAGE OF GOV. JAS. L. ALCORN TO THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE, SESSION OF 1871. PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATURE

by [Mississippi] Alcorn, James L.

Jackson, Miss. : Kimball, Raymond & Co., State Printers , 1871

THE APPEAL OF L. LOUAILLIER, SEN. AGAINST THE CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON, AND EXPLAINING THE TRANSACTIONS AT NEW-ORLEANS

by Louaillier L[ouis]

[New Orleans] 1827

AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE BULLY AND CONVICT POWER. TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK

by [New York Democratic Party]

[New York? 1853

AN APPEAL TO THE DEMOCRATS OF LUZERNE COUNTY

by Democratic Party in Pennsylvania

Luzerne County 1847

APPEALING TO NEWLY INAUGURATED PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON FOR HELP WITH HER DIRE ECONOMIC SITUATION, in an autograph letter, signed March 11, 1829, from Union Hotel [Washington, D.C.], addressed to “My Dear General” [with his full name and rank, “Maj Gen Andrew Jackson,” following her closing; Jackson had been sworn into office as President exactly a week earlier]

by Jackson, Andrew] Decatur, Susan (ca. 1776-1860; widow of U.S. naval hero Stephen Decatur)

(Washington, DC) 1829

APPENDIX TO DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF 1865. THE ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, LATE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF WILLIAM H. SEWARD, SECRETARY OF STATE, AND FREDERICK W. SEWARD, ASSISTANT SECRETARY, on the evening of the 14th of April, 1865

by [Lincoln]

Washington, [DC] : Government Printing Office , 1866

ARCHIVE OF DOCUMENTS CONCERNING PROMINENT TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI BUSINESS PARTNERS JOSEPH ECKEL AND WILLIAM F. TAYLOR: MANUSCRIPT LETTER TO JOSEPH ECKEL DATED 28 MAY, 1841, REGARDING THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT HARRISON AND THE UPCOMING GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION; MANUSCRIPT LETTER TO JOSEPH ECKEL REGARDING ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ISSUES IN EASTERN TENNESSEE; FOUR BOUNTY LAND GRANT WARRANTS, SIGNED BY H.E. BALDWIN FOR FRANKLIN PIERCE; TWO BOUNTY LAND GRANT WARRANTS, SIGNED BY T.J. ALBRIGHT FOR JAMES BUCHANAN

by Eckel, Joseph and Taylor, William F.

[Tennessee & Missouri] 1876

ARCHIVE OF FIFTY- THREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT, DURING HIS PRESIDENCY AND POST-PRESIDENCY

by Roosevelt, Theodore