Address of President Taft
(with 2 original attached contemporary photos)

at the Joint Session of the Forty-Seventh General Assembly of Illinois.

Springfield; February 11, 1911.

Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1911.

First edition.

Transcript of an address by 27th U.S. President William Howard Taft (1857-1930) to the Joint Session of the 47th General Assembly of Illinois on February 11, 1911. In it, his main focus was a proposed tariff treaty with Canada, which unfortunately the Canadian legislature failed to approve. This large pamphlet has two contemporary photographs glued-in: one of Taft and his entourage at an outdoor speaking engagement, on the front cover verso vertically; and the other of him riding in the presidential limousine labeled "President Taft at Coliseum  Chicago, Ill." below it in pencil on verso of title page.

Size is 9-1/8" by 5-7/8". 10 pages.

Near-fine condition: light khaki wraps with black titles on front; very light wear on corners and whisper of discoloration near edges. Pages lightly age-toned; but clean and some slight wrinkles.

A nice antique historical item for a presidential aficionado.

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