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US Presidents Links
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George Washington:
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Rediscovering
George Washington (pbs.org)
("George Washington lived
sixty-seven years, from 1732 to 1799. During his last twenty-four
years—more than a third of his life—he was the foremost man in
America, the man on whom the fate of his country depended more than
on any other man.")
President
George Washington - The Greatest Man in the World
(youtube.com)
("Narration on the life of
George Washington by David McCullough.")
George Washington, the Indispensable Man (FoxNews.com)
("George Washington was called the
indispensable man." Comments on George Washington after
reading "The Real George Washington.")
George Washington (history.com)
("How did George Washington turn a rag-tag group of men into a
disciplined fighting machine?")
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George Washington - People who Founded America
(peoplefinders.com)
("George Washington is regarded as an
American Hero who was behind the establishment of the United States
as a nation ...")
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Abraham Lincoln:
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THE
ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
(lincolnlibraryandmuseum.com)
("This unofficial fan site is
primarily dedicated to the creation and celebration of the Visitor
Experience at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum.")
Abraham
Lincoln Online (showcase.netins.net/web/creative/lincoln.html)
("Your Source for Lincoln News and Information")
The
Gettysburg Address
(audio)
(YouTube
video)
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John F. Kennedy:
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Ask
Not (YouTube.com)
("Kennedy speech in 1961.")
We
Choose to go to the Moon (YouTube.com)
("JFK's eternal speech at Rice University on September 12th,
1962 setting the goal of the space race during the 1960's.")
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The Decision to Go to the Moon (nasa.gov)
("President John F. Kennedy's May 25, 1961
Speechbefore a Joint Session of Congress")
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Ronald Reagan:
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The Challenger Disaster:
- Address
on the Challenger Disaster (YouTube video)
("An address to the nation from
the Oval Office on an evening scheduled for the State of the Union
address. The space shuttle Challenger was supposed to be the first
mission to put a civilian into space. He reminds his audience of
the bravery and dedication of those who were killed on the
shuttle.")
- Address
on the Space Shuttle "Challenger" (January 28, 1986)
(millercenter.org)
("President Reagan gives this address to the
nation from the Oval Office on an evening scheduled for the State of
the Union address. The space shuttle Challenger was
supposed to be the first mission to put a civilian into space. He
reminds his audience of the bravery and dedication of those who were
killed on the shuttle.")
The Humor of Ronald Reagan
(YouTube.com)
(Like the title says.)
Yes,
we can (YouTube video)
(Long before anyone ever heard of Barack
Obama, Ronald
Reagan challenged Americans to hope, to dream, to believe.... In
themselves.)
"Courage" - Margaret Thatcher's thoughts on Ronald Reagan
(freerepublic.com)
(Delivered by The Right Honorable
The Baroness Thatcher at The Heritage Foundation's "Leadership
for America" Gala, December 10, 1997)
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The Movie That Saved Ronald Reagan’s Life (awesomebmovies.com)
("I will now demonstrate the power of cinema,
and believe it or not, how 2 movies would decide the fate of 1 man,
1 country and possibly even… the world.")
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Barack Obama:
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President
Obama: Take Time to Be a Dad (adage.com)
(Good message - Take time to be a Dad, today.)
Obama Awards Medal of Honor to Army Sergeant
(YouTube.com)
("Salvatore Giunta, an Army staff sergeant
who stepped into the line of fire to help a pair of comrades on
the Afghan battlefield, was awarded the Medal of Honor by
President Barack Obama Tuesday. (Nov. 16)" 2010)
Speech On Osama Bin Laden's Death
(YouTube.com)
("Footage of his speech on May 1st 2011 In The White
House")
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Interesting facts about some of
the US Presidents:
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Did
You Know? - Andrew Old Hickory Jackson
(AuthorsDen.com)
(Did you know
these interesting facts about the 7th President of the United
States Andrew "Old Hickory" Jackson? )
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Just
Another Day at the Office (FoxNews.com)
(This slideshow
gives highlights at times various presidents gave speeches from
the Oval Office )
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Our
faithful heritage (Dayspring.com)
(From the words
of Washington and Lincoln.)
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The
Net Worth of the U.S. Presidents: From Washington to Obama
(theatlantic.com)
("We have
taken into account hard assets such as land, estimated lifetime
savings based on work history, inheritance, homes, and money paid
for services ...")
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Presidential
Powers (nationalparalegal.edu)
(From the Constitution
- Article II, Section 2, clause 2)
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Which
three of the first five presidents died on July 4th?
(wiki.answers.com)
(A good day to
die? - S. K. Smith )
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Summary of all US Presidents:
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Presidents
(YouTube.com)
(Animaniacs present US Presidents
from Washington to Clinton - S. K. Smith)
Our
Presidents (whitehouse.gov)
(Not as fun as the Animanics -
but it is right from the Whitehouse's official site. - S. K. Smith)
44
US Presidents - George Washington to Barack Obama
(flixxy.com)
("44 US Presidents from George Washington to Barack Obama
morphed to the music Boléro by Ravel.")
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Commentary about US Presidents:
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Churchill
and the Presidency (YouTube.com)
(159th Hillsdale College Commencement -
Mark Helprin)
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US Presidents by the Number:
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Karen
Palumbo of AuthorsDen.com
has written articles on each of the U.S. Presidents as listed below:
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