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A collection of annual messages to Congress that assess the nation's condition and recommend policy across reconstruction, governance, and finance. They describe the restoration of civil authority in rebellious regions, progress in education and labor for newly freed populations, and persistent challenges in commerce. Recurring fiscal themes include the public debt, proposals to reduce interest costs through refunding, measures to stabilize currency and return to specie, and discussion of tariffs and taxation. Several addresses also urge appropriations for international exhibitions and improvements facilitating national development.
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