Presidential Letters (Part I) Philosophy Seneca the Younger

Seneca the Younger

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and telegrams of the first thirty-five men to inhabit the office

wrote Ben Franklin (and Letterjoy members) to discuss the exploits of the Bonhomme Richard

The Civil War & Reconstruction

Presidential Letters (Part I) Philosophy Seneca the YoungerLove presidential history and trivia? Get letters in the mail written from or to Presidents 1 36. In 1789, George Washington was sworn in as the first President of the United States. Over the next 180 years, thirty four others took the Oath of Office and made their mark on the presidency. This series explores the evolving role of the president (from 1789 through 1969) and the duties of the office through the letters, memorandums, and telegrams of the