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Since George Washington delivered the first inaugural speech in 1789, every elected president has addressed the nation after taking the oath of office. These inspiring, uplifting, and informative inaugural addresses capture the spirit of the times and themood of the country every four years. Some rank among the landmark speeches in American history, particularly the inaugural addresses of presidents Thomas Jefferson in 1801, Abraham Lincoln in 1865, Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933, and John F. Kennedy in 1961. Capturing pivotal moments in our nation's history, My Fellow Citizens features the ori

Title Page -- Contents -- Title -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction to the Mariner Edition -- Foreword to the 1973 Edition -- 1. What the Founding Fathers Intended -- 2. Where the Founding Fathers Disagreed -- 3. The Rise of Presidential War -- 4. Congress Makes a Comeback -- 5. The Presidency Resurgent: The Second World War -- 6. The Presidency Ascendant: Korea -- 7. The Presidency Rampant: Vietnam -- 8. The Revolutionary Presidency: Washington -- 9. Democracy and Foreign Policy -- 10. The Secrecy System -- 11. The Future of the Presidency -- Epilogue: After the Imperial Presidency -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author -- Books by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. -- Connect with HMH -- Footnotes.