In addition to a textbook, your primary or secondary sources could be journals, such as the Lewis and Clark journals, or speeches, such as the Emancipation Proclamation or the speeches of Martin Luther King.
Despite Mr. Ahmadinejad's latest proclamation, during a speech in Tehran, it is far from clear that Iran has the capability to enrich fuel to the level he ordered.
Coke's famous Case of Proclamations, and his speech there, was first brought into the public consciousness through its inclusion in Volume 12 of his Reports, and Roland G. Usher, writing in the English Historical Review, notes that "Certain manuscripts at Hatfield House and elsewhere seem to throw some doubt upon this famous account of a famous interview".
There were speeches, a proclamation, a flyover by a National Guard helicopter, and, of course, a rotunda full of guns.
On average, Chávez's voice is present in their lives for 40 hours a week in speeches, proclamations and media events, including Aló Presidente.
Speeches, proclamations and remembrances flowed.
But there is a basic tension in the Afghan constitution between its guarantees of free speech and its proclamation that Afghanistan is an Islamic state.
And President Reagan did love to prune speech drafts and proclamations with his sharp pen, just as he pruned the live oaks and madronas at Rancho del Cielo.
Three hundred and twenty-two days after Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, he delivered the Gettysburg Address, one of the two most famous speeches in American history.
The speech was widely applauded as a proclamation of British grievances.
