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Barack Obama's Inaugural Address, 2009
"More novel than short story, more ballad than poem -- writers agree that restraint and plain speaking were the qualities that distinguished President Obama's inaugural address. Long on plot (and it will thicken), it did what literature does best: the backward glance, the standing on shoulders, the salute to ancestors and other sources of wisdom." -- LA Times, January 21, 2009
Obama has been greatly influenced by the words of Abraham Lincoln and Ralph Waldo Emerson, who have helped shaped his political thinking and philosophy. This collection includes their most memorable and influential speeches and essays along with Obama's historic inaugural address:
* Inaugural Address of Barack Obama, 2009
* Second Inaugural Address of Abraham Lincoln, 1865
* The Gettysburg Address of Abraham Lincoln, 1863
* First Inaugural Address of Abraham Lincoln, 1861
* Essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson, including "Self-Reliance"
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- Jul 30, 2009
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- 2.2
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