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President Kennedy's First Press Conference
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What separates Primary Sources in U.S. Presidential History from other
educational web-sites is the massive full text searchable database
of presidential material. There are presidential speeches and other
primary source materials on most every major political event in
American history. From Washington's first Inaugural Address in 1789
to documents discussing the transcripts of Nixon's conversations
with H. R. Haldeman, and finally to George W. Bush's Inaugural addressU.S. Presidential History offers an unique and constantly growing
compilation of compelling and important documents for neophyte and
experienced researchers alike.
- Content
- This page describes the types of documents available in the
service. Each quarterly update adds hundreds of new documents,
focusing on primary sources. New document types will be added
periodically.
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- Academic Editors
- Leading scholars serve as academic advisers and guide the selection
of primary source collections, as well as choosing important secondary
sources that place the collections in historical context.
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- Powerful and
user friendly functionality
- History features both full-text keyword and controlled
vocabulary subject index searching, as well as a unique browse
function to survey all documents by type.
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