100 Presidential Speeches

What Constitutes an Unlawful Trust

Democratic Policy Prevents Restoration of Prosperity

The 'Abyssinian Treatment' of Standard Oil

Why the Trusts and Bosses Oppose the Progressive Party

The Third Party

To the Farmers

Americanism

Liberty Under the Law

Nationalism and Americanism

Inaugural Address (Excerpts)

Radio Address to the Nation on Unemployment Relief

Grilled Millionaires (Dec. 5, 1938)

Polish Invasion (Aug. 31, 1939)

Campaign Speech in Philadelphia (Oct. 23, 1940)

Introducing the Draft Lottery (Oct. 29, 1940)

Thomas Jefferson Memorial (April 13, 1943)

Teamsters Union Address (Sept. 23, 1944)

Address to Yalta Conference (Last Speech) [March 1, 1945]

An Intimate Talk with the People of the United States on Banking

We Have Only Just Begun to Fight' Campaign Speech

Address Upon Accepting the Democratic Nomination for President

Joint Session of Congress - April 16, 1945

Victory in Europe - May 8, 1945

Atomic Bomb - August 6, 1945

Victory in Japan - August 14, 1945

Nomination Acceptance Speech - July 15, 1948

Campaign Remarks - September 19, 1948

Victory Celebration - November 3, 1948

Inaugural Address - January 20, 1949

U.S. Policy in Asia - April 11, 1951

Withdrawing from Campaign - March 29, 1952

Farewell Address - January 15, 1953

Order of the Day - June 6, 1944

D-Day Address to Paris - July 1, 1944

German Surrender - May 8, 1945

Guild Hall Address, London - June 12, 1945

Inauguration - January 20, 1953

Atoms for Peace - Un General Assembly - December 8, 1953

Chance for Peace, American Society of Newspaper Editors - April 16, 1953

First Voice from Space, Satellite "Score" - December 19, 1958

Farewell Address

State of the Union Message, January 1961

Birmingham Segregation, May 1961

Expanded Space Program, July 1961

Berlin Crisis, July 1961

Alliance for Progress, August 1961

To the People of West Berlin, December 1961

Peace Corps

Tribute to Franklin D Roosevelt

U.S. Steel, April 1963