Bob’s Additions

Monthly Additions

The following documents were added:

July 2008

Law Ceding Western Reserve of Connecticut to United States. February 28, 1800
Law to Make Accommodations for the Government in Washington. April 24, 1800
Treaty of Ildefonso. (Spain & France) October 1, 1800
Jefferson’s Proclamation on Building Practices in Washington, D.C. March 11, 1801
Law to Arm Ships against Tripoli. February 6, 1802
Law to Repeal Earlier Law on the Judiciary. March 1, 1802
Law establishing the Peacetime Military. March 16, 1802
Law to Amend the Judiciary. April 29, 1802
A Convention (United States of American & Spain) August 11. 1802
Articles of a Treaty. (United States of American & the Delawares, Shawanoes, Putawatimies, Miamies, Eel River, Weeas, Kickapoos, Piankaskaws, and Kaskaskias Nations). June 7, 1803
New Jersey’s Law to Gradually Abolish Slavery. February 15, 1804
Law Granting Further Time for Locating Military Land Warrants. March 19, 1804
A Treaty (United States of America & Delaware Tribe) August 18, 1804
A Treaty (United States of America & Piankeshaw Tribe) August 27. 1804
Impeachment Trial of Samuel Chase. March 1, 1805
Treaty of Peace and Amity (United States of America & Tripoli) June 4, 1805
Jefferson’s Message to the Senate about the Situation in Great Britain. January 27, 1806

March 2008

Booth’s Diary April 17–22, 1865
Pennsylvania’s Resolution on Slavery in new States. December 22, 1819

February 2008

Bush’s Seventh Annual Message to Congress January 28, 2008

January 2008

Benton’s Speech on the Expunging Resolution (complete with following speeches) January 12 & 13, 1837 (replaces excerpted version)
Senate’s Expunging of their Censure of Jackson. January 16, 1837

December 2007

Life of Captain Nathan Hale, I. W. Stuart, 1856 (from Internet Archive)
Diary of the American Revolution, Frank Moore, 1876 (originally 1863) (from Google Books)
The Life of Israel Putnam, William Cutter, 1854 (from Internet Archive)
Songs and Ballads of the American Revolution, Frank Moore, 1855 (from Internet Archive)
History of the American Revolution, William Shepherd (from Internet Archive)
The Life of Roger Sherman, Lewis Henry Boutwell, 1896 (from Google Books)
The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, May 20, 1775, and Lives of Its Signers, George Washington Graham, 1905 (from Google Books)
Washington and the Generals (1 of 2), 1848 (from Internet Archive)
Washington and the Generals (2 of 2), 1848 (from Internet Archive)
The Women of the American Revolution (1 of 2), Elizabeth F. Ellet, 1848 (from Internet Archive)
The Women of the American Revolution (2 of 2), Elizabeth F. Ellet, 1848 (from Internet Archive)
The Life of Washington. John Marshall. 1807 (1925 reprint) Volume IV.

August/September 2007

The Life of Martin Van Buren by David Crockett 1836
Proceedings of the Democratic National Convention. June 1–5, 1852
John Adams by John T. Morse, jr. 1884 & 1912 (from Google Books)
Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams by William H. Seward 1849 (from Google Books)
James G. Blaine by Charles Wolcott Balestier 1884 (from Google Books)
The Life and Public Services of James Buchanan 1856 (from Google Books)
The Life and Public Services of Gen. Lewis Cass 1848 (from Google Books)
Life and Public Services of Hon. Grover Cleveland by Wm. Dorsheimer 1884 (from Google Books)
Grover Cleveland by William O. Stoddard 1888 (from Google Books)
Life of Hon. Grover Cleveland Ex-President, U.S.A. 1892 (from Google Books)
Life, Explorations and Public Services of John Charles Fremont by Charles Wentworth Upham 1856 (from Google Books)
Life of Ulysses S. Grant by William A. Crafts 1868 (from Google Books)
The Life and Times of Hannibal Hamlin by Charles Eugene Hamlin 1899 (from Google Books)
Life and Military Career of Winfield Scott Hancock by John W. Forney 1880 (from Google Books)
A Memoir of the Public Services of William Henry Harrison of Ohio by James Hall 1836 (from Google Books)
Sketch of the Life and Character of Rutherford B. Hayes by Wm. D. Howells 1876 (from Google Books)
Memoirs of General Andrew Jackson 1824 (from Google Books)
Vindication of the Character and Public Services of Andrew Jackson 1828 (from Google Books)
Biography of Andrew Jackson by Philo A. Goodwin 1832 (from Google Books)
Life and Times of Andrew Johnson by a National Man 1866 (from Google Books)
Life of Abraham Lincoln (of Illinois) by J. H. Barrett 1860 (from Google Books)
Life of Abraham Lincoln (of Illinois) by J. H. Barrett 1864 (from Google Books)
An Eulogy of the Life and Character of James Madison by John Quincy Adams 1836 (from Google Books)
The Memoir of James Monroe, esq. 1828 (from Google Books)
The Life of Gen. Franklin Pierce by D.W. Bartlett 1856 (from Google Books)
History of the Polk Administration by Lucien B. Chase 1850 (from Google Books)
Seymour and Blair their Lives and Services by David G. Croly 1868 (from Google Books)
Taylor and his Generals 1847 (from Google Books)
Samuel J. Tilden Unmasked! By Benjamin E. Buckman 1876 (from Google Books)
Life of John Tyler, President of the United States 1843 (from Google Books)
Who and What is John Tyler? By Anti-Junius 1843 (from Google Books)
The Life and Public Opinions of Martin Van Buren by William M. Holland 1835 (from Google Books)
Calhoun’s Resignation of the Vice-Presidency. John C. Calhoun. December 28, 1832
The Life of Washington. John Marshall. 1807 (1925 reprint) Volume IV

July 2007

The North American Review
- “Sketch of the United States of North-America” November, 1815
- “Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri” November, 1816
- “Slavery and the Missouri Question” January, 1820
- “Emigration to Africa & Hayti” January, 1825
- “History of Democracy in the United States” October, 1826
- “An Indian’s Address to the Whites” October, 1826
- “Internal Improvements” January, 1827
- “Memoirs on Adams & Jefferson” July, 1827
- “Civilization and Conversion of the Indians” April, 1829
- “Removable of the Indians” January, 1830
- “The Cherokee Case” July, 1831
- “The Two Conventions” January, 1832
- “Nullification” January, 1833
- “The Union and the States” July, 1833
- “Slavery” July, 1835
Southern Literary Magazine
- “Extracts from My Mexican Diary” February & April, 1835
- “An Oration Delivered by John Tyler” December, 1837
Life and Campaigns of George B. McClellan. G.S. Hillard, 1864
History of the Administration of President Lincoln. Henry J. Raymond. 1864
The Life and Public Services of Horatio Seymour. James D. McCabe, jr. 1868
The Campaign Lives of Ulysses S. Grant and Schuyler Colfax. Ge. James S. Brisbin. 1868

June 2007

Life of Washington, by John Marshall, published in 1807 (Reprint 1925), Volume III.
Proceedings from the Democratic National Convention. June 1–5, 1852.
The Life of John Adams. Started by John Quincy Adams, completed by Charles Francis Adams. 1874, Volume II.
Bush’s Veto of Iraqi Accountability Appropriations Act, etc. May 1, 2007

May 2007

Life of Washington, by John Marshall, published in 1807 (Reprint 1925), Volume II.
The Life of John Adams. Started by John Quincy Adams, completed by Charles Francis Adams. 1874, Volume I.
Civil Liabilities Act of 1988. United States of America. August 10, 1988

April 2007

Life of Washington, by John Marshall, published in 1807 (Reprint 1925), Volume I. Introduction
Opinions on the Annexation of Texas. Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk & Levi Woodbury. February 12, 1844, April 23, 1844, May 9, 1844
U.S. v. Trans-Missouri Freight Ass’n. United States Supreme Court. March 22, 1897
Addyston Pipe & Steel Co v. U.S. United States Supreme Court. December 4, 1899
Wilson’s Address to Congress on Tariffs. April 8, 1913
Wilson’s Address to Congress on Mexico. August 27, 1913
Wilson’s Address to Congress on the Tampico Affair. April 20, 1914
Wilson’s Appeal for Neutrality. August 19, 1914
Wilson’s Veto of Immigration Bill. January 28. 1915
Byran’s Letter to Ambassador Gerard. February 10, 1915
Bryan’s First Lusitania Note. May 13, 1915
Wilson’s Address Accepting the Democratic Nomination. September 2, 1916
Wilson’s Address on Global Business {excerpt}.September 25, 1916
Wilson’s Address to the Senate on Peace Terms. January 22, 1917
Wilson’s Address to Congress on Germany’s Submarine Attacks. February 3. 1917
Wilson’s Address Requesting War on Germany. April 2, 1917
Wilson’s Proclamation of War on Germany. April 6, 1917
Wilson’s Proclamation of Draft. May 18, 1917
Wilson’s Proclamation of the Embargo.July 9, 1917
Wilson’s Proclamation of the Embargo. August 27, 1917
Wilson’s Address to Congress on his War Aims (Including his 14 Points). January 8, 1918
Wilson’s Addrses to Congress, Analyzing German and Austrian Peace Utterances. February 11. 1918
Wilson’s Proclamation on Registration Day for the Draft. May 20, 1918
Wilson’s Proclamation on the Draft. May 28, 1918
Wilson’s Address to Citizens on Independence Day. July 4, 1918
Wilson’s Address to Citizens Deploring Lynchings. July 26, 1918
Wilson’s Proclamation on the Draft. August 13, 1918
Wilson’s Proclamation on the Draft. August 31, 1918
Wilson’s Address to the Senate on Women’s Suffrage. September 30, 1918
Wilson’s Address on Election of 1918. October 25, 1918
Wilson’s Address on the Terms of the Armistice. November 11, 1918
Wilson’s Proclamation on the Death of President Roosevelt. January 7, 1919
Wilson’s Remarks at the Peace Conference. January 25, 1919
Wilson’s Proclamation on Prohibition. January 29, 1919
Wilson’s Address on Returning to the U.S. February 24, 1919
Wilson’s Proclamation on Prohibition. March 4, 1919
Wilson’s Proclamation Calling an Extra Session of Congress. May 7, 1919
Wilson’s Message to Congress in Extraordinary Session. May 20, 1919
Wilson’s Address on the Signing of the Peace Treaty. June 28, 1919 {a}
The Treaty with Germany (original version). June 28, 1919 {c}
The Treaty with Germany (final version). June 28, 1919 {a}
Wilson’s Address to the Senate on the his Return from Paris. July 10, 1919
Wilson’s Veto of Daylight Saving Repeal. July 12, 1919
Wilson’s Veto of the Prohibition Bill. October 27, 1919
Wilson’s Message to Congress on the League of Nations. May 24, 1920
Wilson’s Veto of Peace Resolution. May 27, 1920
Wilson’s Proclamation on the Opening of the Panama Canal. July 12, 1920
Wilson’s Veto of the Resurrection of Advances by War Finance Corporation. January 3, 1921
Wilson’s Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate. February 3, 1921
Wilson’s Veto of the Emergency Tariff Bill. March 3, 1921

March 2007

Life of Clay. Junius. 1843
Life and Campaigns of General Robert E. Lee. James D. McCabe, Jr. 1870
Hay Fever. Augustus Hoppin. 1873
New York’s Petition to the House of Commons: New York Assembly & William Nicole, Speaker: October 18, 1764
The Declaratory Act: British Parliament: 1766
Navigation Act 1600—1696 {excerpts}: British Parliament: September 13, 1660 thru April 10, 1696
Harding’s Proclamation for a Extra Session of Congress. March 22, 1921
Harding’s Address to Congress. April 12, 1921
Harding’s Special Message to the Senate on the Lansing-Ishii Agreement. March 8, 1922
Harding’s Address on the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. May 30, 1922
Harding’s Address to Congress on the Railroad & Coal Strikes. August 18, 1922
Harding’s Veto Message of Adjusted Compensation for World War Veterans Bill. September 19, 1922
Harding’s Veto of Pension Bill. January 3, 1923
Harding’s Message on the Permanent Court of International Justice. February 2, 1923
Harding’s Address on International Court of Justice. April 24, 1923
Coolidge’s Statement on the Death of President Harding. August 3, 1923
Coolidge’s Proclamation on the Death of President Harding. August 4, 1923
Coolidge’s Letter on the Treaty with Great Britain. January 24, 1924
Coolidge’s Proclamation on the Death of President Wilson. February 3, 1924
Coolidge’s Statement on Resolution on Navy Secretary. February 11, 1924
Coolidge’s Proclamation on Amnesty and Pardon. March 5, 1924
Coolidge’s Letter Requesting Attorney General’s Resignation. March 27, 1924
Hughes’ Gentlemen’s Agreement on Japanese Immigration. April 10, 1924
Coolidge’s Veto of the Pension Increase Bill. May 3, 1924
Coolidge’s Veto of the Adjusted Compensation for War Veterans Bill. May 15, 1924
Coolidge’s Address Accepting the Republican Nomination. August 14, 1924
Coolidge’s Proclamation for a Special Session of the Senate. February 14, 1925
Coolidge’s Veto of McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill. February 25, 1927
Bush’s Sixth Annual Message to Congress: George W. Bush: January 23, 2007

February 2007

Lincoln’s Eulogy on Henry Clay: July 16, 1852
Law to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment (Klu Klux Clan Act): April 20, 1871
Ford’s Remarks to the VFW Annual Convention: August 19, 1974
The CSA Conscription Act: Confederate States of America: April 16, 1862
Bush’s Address on the Situation in Iraq: January 10, 2007

Last updated June 29, 2008