The American PresidencyAlan Brinkley, Davis Dyer |
Contents
George Washington 17891797 | 1 |
John Adams 17971801 | 20 |
Thomas Jefferson | 33 |
James Madison | 48 |
James Monroe 18171825 | 59 |
John Quincy Adams | 73 |
Andrew Jackson | 82 |
Martin Van Buren 18371841 | 103 |
William McKinley | 257 |
Theodore Roosevelt 19011909 | 266 |
William Howard Taft 19091913 | 283 |
Woodrow Wilson 19131921 | 295 |
Warren G Harding 19211923 | 312 |
Calvin Coolidge 19231929 | 321 |
Herbert Hoover | 330 |
Franklin D Roosevelt | 342 |
William Henry Harrison | 115 |
John Tyler | 121 |
James K Polk | 129 |
Zachary Taylor | 139 |
Millard Fillmore 18501853 | 145 |
Franklin Pierce | 152 |
James Buchanan 18571861 | 163 |
Abraham Iincoln | 173 |
Andrew Johnson 18651869 | 189 |
Ulysses S Grant | 200 |
Rutherford B Hayes | 215 |
James A Garfield | 224 |
Chester Arthur 18811885 | 233 |
Grover Cleveland | 240 |
Benjamin Harrison | 250 |
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