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Inauguration Day: George Washington’s 1789 Oath of Office
January 20, 2021
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[loc-video-player id=”B948FA6E7BC88464E053CAE7938C171A” size=”mediumWide”] Carla Hayden, the Librarian of Congress, uses George Washington’s 1789 copy of “Acts Passed at the First Congress of the United States of America,” which includes the U.S. Constitution, to tell a short story on how the presidential oath of office has been unchanged since the founding of the nation. It’s the […]
Inauguration Day: George Washington’s 1789 Oath of Office
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