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December 8, 1795
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post-Revolutionary War America
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1795 State of the Union Address
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shaped future addresses
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historical analyses
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civic engagement
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public health
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government accountability
taxation
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judicial review
separation of powers
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economic stability
legislative process
social welfare
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state rights
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English
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" The state of our Union is such as to afford us the most pleasing prospects."
" The state of our Union is such as to afford us much satisfaction."
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Jay Treaty controversy
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first address to Congress after the Jay Treaty
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