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America’s inaugural traditions include a variety of firsts - Tri-County Tribune

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By Lyn FenwickMacksville author, lawyer, columnistSpecial to the Tribune The Constitution is very limited in establishing traditional guidelines for the inauguration, saying only that there should be a taking of an oath. President Washington started the tradition of the Inaugural Address. James and Dolly Madison started the tradition of a reception and an inaugural ball. Thomas Jefferson’s second inauguration began the tradition of an open house…

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Inaugural traditions: The president's speech

Inaugural traditions: The president's speech This is one of a series of stories about presidential inaugural traditions. The other stories are about the site of the swearing-in, the shifting date, the parade along Pennsylvania Avenue and inaugural balls. Left: President Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers his inaugural address January 20, 1953. (© WF/AP) Right: President John F. Kennedy delivers his inaugural address after taking t…

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America’s inaugural traditions include a variety of firsts - Tri-County Tribune

By Lyn FenwickMacksville author, lawyer, columnistSpecial to the Tribune The Constitution is very limited in establishing traditional guidelines for the inauguration, saying only that there should be a taking of an oath. President Washington started the tradition of the Inaugural Address. James and Dolly Madison started the tradition of a reception and an inaugural ball. Thomas Jefferson’s second inauguration began the tradition of an open house…

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