Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789, 1952.

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Washington's Inaugural Address of 1789, 1952.

An oversize, bound fascimile of Washington's First Inaugural Address of 1789, published by the National Archives in 1952 with a history of the writing of the address and an explanation of its authorship.

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