Author:John Tyler
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| ←Author Index: Ty | John Tyler Jr. (1790–1862) |
| Tenth President of the United States (1841 – 1845), succeeding William Harrison; succeeded by James Polk. 10th Vice President (1841), with Harrison, succeeding Richard Mentor Johnson; succeeded by George M. Dallas. 23rd Governor of Virginia (1825 - 1827), Whig Senator from Virginia (1827 - 1836), Whig House Representative from Virginia (1816 - 1821). Volunteer Military Company (1813). |
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[edit] State of the Union addresses
- First State of the Union address, (1841)
- Second State of the Union address, (1842)
- Third State of the Union address, (1843)
- Fourth State of the Union address, (1844)
[edit] Works About John Tyler
- "John Tyler" in Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)
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