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State of the Union Addresses (1790-2008)

by United States. Presidents

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about 6252
Category
History
Language
English
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115 h at 250 wpm
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George Washington, State of the Union Address, January 8, 1790 George Washington, State of the Union Address, December 8, 1790 George Washington, State of the Union Address, October 25, 1791 George Washington, State of the Union Address, November 6, 1792 George Washington, State of the Union Address, December 3, 1793 George Washington, State of the Union Address, November 19, 1794 George Washington, State of the Union Address, December 8, 1795 George Washington, State of the Union Address, December 7, 1796

John Adams, State of the Union Address, November 22, 1797 John Adams, State of the Union Address, December 8, 1798 John Adams, State of the Union Address, December 3, 1799 John Adams, State of the Union Address, November 11, 1800

Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, December 8, 1801 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, December 15, 1802 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, October 17, 1803 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, November 8, 1804 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, December 3, 1805 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, December 2, 1806 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, October 27, 1807 Thomas Jefferson, State of the Union Address, November 8, 1808

James Madison, State of the Union Address, November 29, 1809 James Madison, State of the Union Address, December 5, 1810 James Madison, State of the Union Address, November 5, 1811 James Madison, State of the Union Address, November 4, 1812 James Madison, State of the Union Address, December 7, 1813 James Madison, State of the Union Address, September 20, 1814 James Madison, State of the Union Address, December 5, 1815 James Madison, State of the Union Address, December 3, 1816

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