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| Date | Related | Document Title |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 25, 1835 | Andrew Jackson |
Special Message course was the correct one in diplomacy, and that to ask for a passport … |
| Feb 08, 1841 | Martin van Buren |
Special Message treaties and the acts of diplomacy has been rendered far less … |
| Dec 03, 1844 | John Tyler | Fourth Annual Message |
| Dec 02, 1845 | James K. Polk | First Annual Message |
| Dec 04, 1849 | Zachary Taylor |
Annual Message every effort of honorable diplomacy to procure their adjustment … |
| Mar 05, 1849 | Zachary Taylor |
Inaugural Address every resort of honorable diplomacy before appealing to arms … |
| Feb 17, 1855 | Franklin Pierce |
Veto Message controversies on which years of diplomacy and of hostilities had been … |
| Dec 06, 1858 | James Buchanan | Second Annual Message to Congress on the State of the Union |
| Feb 18, 1859 | James Buchanan |
Special Message limited to the employment of diplomacy alone. When this fails it … must then be referred to diplomacy, and in many cases adequate … |
| Mar 04, 1857 | James Buchanan |
Inaugural Address their lot may be cast. Our diplomacy should be direct and frank … |
| Jan 27, 1893 | Benjamin Harrison |
Executive Order—Death of James G. Blaine pursuits of legislation, diplomacy, and literature his genius … |
| May 30, 1892 | Benjamin Harrison |
Address at the Dedication Ceremony for the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in Rochester, New York purposes peacefully. The diplomacy of the United States has … always been a sentimental diplomacy. We do not push our trade … |
| Sep 11, 1888 | Benjamin Harrison |
Letter Accepting the Presidential Nomination incompatible with successful diplomacy as they are with the national … dignified, and consistent diplomacy are undoubtedly equal to … |
| Mar 04, 1889 | Benjamin Harrison |
Inaugural Address spectators of their contentions in diplomacy and in war, ready to use … consideration should characterize our diplomacy. The offices of an intelligent … offices of an intelligent diplomacy or of friendly arbitration … |
| Dec 07, 1896 | Grover Cleveland | Fourth Annual Message (second term) |
| Mar 04, 1897 | William McKinley |
Inaugural Address citizens everywhere. Our diplomacy should seek nothing more … |
| Dec 03, 1900 | William McKinley |
Fourth Annual Message the resources of foreign diplomacy, backed by moral demonstrations … |
| Apr 02, 1903 | Theodore Roosevelt |
Remarks in Chicago, Illinois memorable triumph of American diplomacy—one of those fortunate … |
| Apr 30, 1903 | Theodore Roosevelt |
Remarks at the Dedication Ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri conquest, settlement, and diplomacy, they still served to give … |
| Jan 04, 1904 | Theodore Roosevelt | Special Message |
| Jan 22, 1909 | Theodore Roosevelt |
Special Message matters we apply a system of diplomacy which puts the obligations … |
| Dec 07, 1909 | William Howard Taft |
First Annual Message events in recent Pan-American diplomacy was the pacific, independent … administration and in its diplomacy faithful to the principles … international credit, in diplomacy as well as in finance. The … |
| Dec 06, 1910 | William Howard Taft |
Second Annual Message resisted every other resource of diplomacy, and which for nearly ninety … |
| Dec 03, 1912 | William Howard Taft |
Fourth Annual Message have a farseeing and wise diplomacy and are not recklessly plunged … |
| Dec 05, 1911 | William Howard Taft | Third Annual Message |