All six of the annual messages Calvin Coolidge sent to Congress between December 1923 and December 1928, beginning with a tribute to the late President Harding. Coolidge sets out his programme of tax reduction, economy in government, farm relief, tariffs, immigration, veterans’ benefits and naval limitation, in the plain, compressed prose that defined his reputation.
Primary sources for the boom years of the 1920s, useful to students of American politics and of the presidency itself. Download the free EPUB.