Presidents and Their Pens

Introduction by Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Chapter One-George Washington's Farewell Address
Chapter Two-Thomas Jefferson-A Revolutionary Becomes a Reconciler
Chapter Three-James Monroe Defines U.S. Foreign Policy
Chapter Four-Andrew Jackson, American Folk Hero
Chapter Five-Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Chapter Six-Grover Cleveland-A Light on a Dark Street
Chapter Seven-Theodore Roosevelt's "Big Stick" Speech
Chapter Eight-Pacifist Woodrow Wilson Declares War
Chapter Nine-Warren Harding Revisited
Chapter Ten-Calvin Coolidge, Philosopher from Vermont
Chapter Eleven-FDR-Recovery in Peace and Victory in War
Chapter Twelve-Harry Truman Extends America's Promise
Chapter Thirteen-President Eisenhower's Prophesies
Chapter Fourteen-John F. Kennedy-Symbol over Substance
Chapter Fifteen-President Lyndon Johnson Declares His Dream for a Great Society
Chapter Sixteen-Richard Nixon Mobilizes the Silent Majority
Chapter Seventeen-Gerald Ford Shares Healing Words
Chapter Eighteen-Jimmy Carter Delivers His "Malaise" Address
Chapter Nineteen-Ronald Reagan Becomes the Champion of the Free World
Chapter Twenty-George H.W. Bush Delivers His Kinder and Gentler Inaugural
Chapter Twenty-One-Bill Clinton Manifests Communication Magic in Oklahoma
Chapter Twenty-Two-The Second Bush Issue: An Historic Summons to the Free World
Chapter Twenty-Three-Barack Obama, a Promising President?
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