Zachary Taylor
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pang12 Pamuntuk ning United States
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In office Marsu 4, 1849 – Juliu 9, 1850 |
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Vice President(s) | Millard Fillmore |
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Minuna kaya | James K. Polk |
Menalili kaya | Millard Fillmore |
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Kebaitan | November 24, 1784 Barboursville, Virginia |
Kematyan | Juliu 9, 1850, idad 65 Washington, D.C. |
Partidu Politika | Whig |
Asawa | Margaret Smith Taylor |
Kapanwalan/Kasalpantyanan | Episcopal |
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- Extensive essay on Zachary Taylor and shorter essays on each member of his cabinet and First Lady from the Miller Center of Public Affairs
- White House Biography
- Zachary Taylor State of the Union Address
- Inaugural Address of Zachary Taylor
- Medical and Health history of Zachary Taylor
- Works by Zachary Taylor at Project Gutenberg
- Photo of grave of President Zachary Taylor, with GPS coordinates
Elilan ne i: Henry Clay |
Whig Party presidential nominee 1848 (won) |
Elilan neng: Winfield Scott |
Elilan ne i: James K. Polk |
Pamuntuk ning United States Marsu 4, 1849 – Juliu 9, 1850 |
Elilan neng: Millard Fillmore |
Persondata | |
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LAGYU | Taylor, Zachary |
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MAKUYAD A DESCRIPTION | Pamuntuk ning USA, 1849-50 |
ALDO KEBAITAN | Nobiembri 24 1784 |
LUGAL KEBAITAN | Barboursville, Virginia |
ALDO KEMATYAN | Juliu 9 1850 |
LUGAL KEMATYAN | Washington, D.C. |
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