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Speeches & Addresses

Explore a curated collection of significant speeches and formal addresses from Texas history. These documents reflect the public rhetoric of elected officials, military leaders, reformers, and revolutionaries. This section is a work in process and more speeches will be added with time.

‘The Cause of Labor’ (1925) Factory works in Texas in the 1930s at Nocona Boot Company.
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‘The Cause of Labor’ (1925)

The Political Philosophy of Governor Coke Stevenson
Primary Sources in Texas HistorySpeeches & Addresses

The Political Philosophy of Governor Coke Stevenson

The Redeemer Triumph: Richard Coke’s 1874 Inaugural Address Texas Governor Richard Coke
Primary Sources in Texas HistorySpeeches & AddressesThe Reconstruction Era (1865–1874)

The Redeemer Triumph: Richard Coke’s 1874 Inaugural Address

A Call to Arms After John Brown’s Raid
Annexation and Statehood (1845-1860)Primary Sources in Texas HistorySpeeches & Addresses

A Call to Arms After John Brown’s Raid

The 1995 Inaugural Address of Governor George W. Bush texas governor george w bush inauguration 1995
20th Century HistoryPrimary Sources in Texas HistorySpeeches & Addresses

The 1995 Inaugural Address of Governor George W. Bush

Sam Houston’s Return: Inaugural Address as Governor, 1859 sam houston wide
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Sam Houston’s Return: Inaugural Address as Governor, 1859

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