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The Early Years: Discovering His Public Voice, 1945-1952 --
Beginning the Political Journey: Being Worthy of Your Times --
The United War Fund Appeal Speech, October 8, 1945 (The Atomic Bomb Version) --
The First Campaign: Stumping the Neighborhoods --
The Habit of Discussion and Debate: On the Way to Becoming a Senator --
The Independent Voice of John F. Kennedy --
The Senator from Massachusetts Speaks, 1953-1960 --
Young Man in a Hurry: John F. Kennedy as Senator, 1953-1960 --
Three Key Speeches from Kennedy's Senatorial Career: Vietnam, Algeria, Harvard Commencement Address --
Campaigning for the Presidency, 1956-1960 --
Nationalizing a New England Accent: Beginning the Presidential Campaign, 1956-1960 --
Kennedy's Primary Campaigns: Wisconsin and West Virginia, 1960 --
The Presidential Campaign, Part I: Squaring Off on the Religion Issue --
Speech to Greater Houston Ministerial Association, Houston, Texas, September, 12, 1960 --
The Presidential Campaign, Part II: The First Televised Debates --
Election Outcome: TV, Religion, and African-American Influences --
A Stump Speech on the Campaign Trail at Terre Haute, Indiana, October 15, 1960 --
The President Communicates, 1961-1963 --
The Inaugural Address --
The Inaugural Address, January 20, 1961 --
1961: A Year of Crisis, Steadfastness, and Innovation --
Remarks to the First Group of Peace Corps Volunteers, August 28, 1961 --
Drama and Dialogue about Nuclear Suicide: The Cuban Missile Crisis --
Words of Peace Change the Cold War Dialogue to Win a Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. |
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