State of the Union Address (Grant)

This volume contains the State of the Union Address delivered by Ulysses S. Grant in 1873. In his speech, Grant addressed a wide range of issues facing the nation, from international trade to the reconstruction of the South. With his characteristic blend of pragmatism and idealism, Grant offers insights into the challenges and opportunities of the post-Civil War era that are still relevant today.

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