Thomas Jefferson First Inaugural Address
In Jefferson's first inaugural address, he starts off by stating that he is extremely honored and proud to be the third president of the great country, the United States. Jefferson is ready to undertake the responsibility of leading the country with the guidance of the Constitution. Jefferson goes on to state that everyone is a Republican, a Federalist, and a supporter of American government. Jefferson is willing to help the country to further unite under his leadership in times of war and peace. Jefferson believes that the government can be further developed, and will be strong in its willingness to help the American people, but not strong from a monarchial or aristocratic standpoint. Jefferson, a firm believer in rule of the people, will strongly support and emphasize America's democratic governmnent.
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