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Millard Fillmore: Thirteenth President 1850-1853 (Getting to Know the Us Presidents) by Mike Venezia, 2006-03 Millard Fillmore The State of the Union Address (Presidents) by Millard Fillmore, 2009-07-18 State of the Union Addresses of Millard Fillmore by Millard Fillmore, 2010-07-04 Mint and Branches. Message From the President of the United States, Transmitting the Annual Report of the Mint and Branches. March 3, 1851 by Millard Fillmore, 1851 Message From the President of the United States, Communicating a Report From the Secretary of the Navy on the Subject of the Discipline of the Navy, Suggesting Amendments Necessary in Consequence of the Abolition of Flogging by Millard Fillmore, 1851 The Remarkable Millard Fillmore: The Unbelievable Life of a Forgotten President by George Pendle, 2007-04-10 Biography of Millard Fillmore by Thomas Moses Foote Ivory Chamberlain, 2009-08-22 Millard Fillmore Facts about the Presidents: by Joseph Nathan / Podell, Janet Kane, 2009-03-01 State of the Union Address (1st President George Washington to 22nd President Grover Cleveland) (Kindle Preferred Active TOC) by Presidents of the United States of America, 2009-10-01

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21. Millard Fillmore - Books About U.S. Presidents
    millard fillmore Thirteenth president of the United States (Encyclopedia of presidents)by Jane Clark Casey Examines the life of the president who helped  
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22. U S Vice Presidents
    Brief facts about each Vice president, with links to relevant sites.Category Society History United States Vice presidents president George Mifflin Dallas George Mifflin Dallas The Eleventh Vice presidentmillard fillmore millard fillmore The Twelfth Vice president William Rufus  
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23. US Vice Presidents, 1841-1850
    George Mifflin Dallas George Mifflin Dallas, millard fillmore millard fillmore. USSenate from Virginia (1827-36 -president Pro Tempore of the Senate (1835-36  
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24. The United States President And Vice President Information Pages
    If you wish click here and search a long list of us president links. United StatesVice presidents John Adams; George Dallas. millard fillmore. William King.  
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25. US Constitution - Millard Fillmore, 13th President
    Parents Nathaniel Phoebe (millard) fillmore. Children millard Powers (182889);Mary Abigail (1832-54). for Zachary Taylor New York Legislature us Congress.  
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26. Search By U.S. President @ SchoolAtlas
    Considered by many to be the most significant us president. fillmore, millard @ POTusComprehensive resources on millard fillmore, including election results  
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27. Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia: Millard Fillmore
    Includes biography, quick facts, and suggested books for further study.Category Society History presidents fillmore, millard influence of Catholic immigrants in us life and He was critical of president AbrahamLINCOLN's WL, The Life and Public Services of millard fillmore (1856; repr  
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    Extractions: Millard Fillmore was the 13th PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (1850-53), succeeding to that office on the death of Zachary TAYLOR Fillmore was born in Cayuga County, N.Y., on Jan. 7, 1800. His parents were poor, and as a child he had little schooling. An apprentice wool carder, he gained his first formal education in 1819, when a slow period at work enabled him to attend New Hope Academy for 6 months. He then purchased a release from his apprenticeship, worked in a law office, and passed the bar examination in 1823. His law practice flourished, first in East Aurora, N.Y., and then in Buffalo, N.Y., which in 1830 he made his permanent home. Early Political Career Fillmore began his political career in the mid-1820s, as one of the many young men swept up in the anti-masonic movement of western New York. Elected to the state assembly in 1828, Fillmore successfully sponsored a bill to end imprisonment for debt. In 1832 he was elected to the U.S. CONGRESS as an Anti-Mason. In Congress, Fillmore joined the

28. New Book Of Knowledge: Millard Fillmore
    An encyclopedic biography written for 38 grade students. Includes fact file and first inaugural address.Category Kids and Teens School Time fillmore, millard The next day Vice president millard fillmore was sworn in as the 13th president ofthe United fillmore has been considered one of the lesser us presidents.  
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    Extractions: On July 9, 1850, President Zachary TAYLOR died in office. The next day Vice President Millard Fillmore was sworn in as the 13th president of the United States. He was the second VICE PRESIDENT to assume the PRESIDENCY after the death of a president in office. Fillmore has been considered one of the lesser U.S. presidents. Yet he was a statesman whose support for the Compromise of 1850 helped to prevent civil war and preserve the Union for ten years. He was also a diplomat whose dispatch of a U.S. expedition to Japan helped open that nation to world trade. Early Years Fillmore was born on January 7, 1800, in what was then the frontier village of Locke, New York. He was the second child of Nathaniel Fillmore and Phoebe Millard Fillmore, who had come from New England. The Fillmores were poor tenant farmers, and young Millard spent his early years working alongside his father. As he grew older, Millard realized that his formal schooling was meager. He used his spare moments to educate himself. Even while tending a machine as an apprentice to a cloth maker, he found time to memorize the definitions of words from a dictionary. Law and Marriage At the age of 18, Fillmore became clerk to a county judge, under whom he studied law. In 1823 he was admitted to the bar and opened a law office in East Aurora, New York.

29. Steven L. Hoskin: Civil War Autographs.com--US Presidents & First Ladies
    no.2698 fillmore, millard (180074). Thirteenth us president - 1850-53.Franked 8 X 10 postal panel M. fillmore, MC , also addressed  
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    Extractions: Twenty-First U.S. President - 1881-85. Docketed sheet, October 12, 1868, signed on reverse as attorney in the Supreme Court case of Lockwood vs. Lockwood: “C.A. Arthur, Atty…” Edge chipping; minor tears; paper toning and slight separation at horizontal folds no. ARTHUR, CHESTER A. (1830-86) Twenty-First U.S. President - 1881-85. Signature, as President, on a 2” X 5” slip of paper: "Chester A. Arthur, Feby. 17, 1885.” Scattered stains

30. EasyFunSchool - Millard Fillmore: A Presidential Unit - Article Archives - Free
    millard fillmore was born 7 Jan 1800 near Locke Township, Cayuga County, New Yorkin a log cabin. He was the 13th us president and only the second man to  
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    Extractions: “Millard Fillmore was the second man to become president without being elected. He succeeded Zachary Taylor who died in office. From the log cabin of his birth, Fillmore set out to be a farmer. Later, he decided to be a tailor. Fillmore didn’t learn to read until he was an adult. A woman named Abigail Powers taught him to read and in 1826 he married her. She helped him to become a lawyer. Perhaps because he learned to read as an adult, Fillmore especially loved books. He built a permanent library in the White House.” On Line Lesson Plans: Millard Fillmore from TeacherVision

31. Millard Fillmore's Bathtub
    enjoyed soaking in tubs or pools of hot water centuries before the time of Christ,it was not until 1850 that millard fillmore, then the us president, got the  
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    Extractions: Millard Fillmore's Bathtub In the New York Evening Mail of 28 December 1917 appeared an article by H.L. Mencken entitled `` A Neglected Anniversary .'' The article discussed the very first American bathtub, how the bathtub had faced substantial public, medical and legal opposition, and how one was eventually installed in the White House during the administration of President Millard Fillmore. Mencken made the whole thing up. ``This article,'' he wrote, ``was a tissue of somewhat heavy absurdities, all of them deliberate and most of them obvious.'' ``My motive,'' he explained later, ``was simply to have some harmless fun in war days. It never occurred to me that it would be taken seriously.'' However: Soon I began to encounter my preposterous ``facts'' in the writings of other men.... The chiropractors and other such quacks collared them for use as evidence of the stupidity of medical men. They were cited by medical men as proof of the progress of public hygiene. They got into learned journals and the transactions of learned societies. They were alluded to on the floor of Congress. The editorial writers of the land, borrowing them in toto and without mentioning my begetting of them, began to labor them in their dull, indignant way. They crossed the dreadful wastes of the North Atlantic, and were discussed horribly by English uplifters and German professors. Finally, they got into the standard works of reference, and began to be taught to the young.

32. Millard Fillmore
    presidentsarea, information regarding the 13th president of the United States, MillardFillmore http //odur.let You can now contact us, chat with a Search  
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33. CyberSleuth Kids.com: A K-12 Homework Helper And Directory
    Encyclopedia Americana Abigail fillmore Abigal fillmore, wife of president millardfillmore. of CyberSleuthKids and protected by us and international  
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34. US Presidents - Millard Fillmore
    millard fillmore Our 13th president. Click on Books. Didn't see what you want? Clickhere us presidents. United States presidents. millard fillmore, 1850 1853,  
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    Extractions: Buffalo, New York Early Years: Fillmore spent his early youth working with his father, a poor tenant farmer. He educated himself and attended New Hope Academy for six months. He studied law and opened a law office in East Aurora, New York. His Presidency: Fillmore took office when President Zachary Taylor died suddenly. The chief achievement of his administration was the Compromise of 1850. Under it, California joined the Union as a free state while the other territories won from Mexico had no slavery restrictions. There was to be no more slave trade in the District of Columbia, and the return of fugitive slaves was to be enforced.

35. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Humanities - History - US History - U
    1. 1Up Info us president millard fillmore http//www.1upinfo.com/encyclopedia/F/fillmore.htmlHighlights early political career, life, education, presidency  
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36. Fillmore Library, President Millard - Utah State Library Division
    millard County. president millard fillmore LIBRARY 25 S 100 W fillmore, UT 846315529435 743-6710. Hours Mon Sat noon to 500 pm Tues-Thurs noon to-600 pm.  
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37. PresidentS Resource
    millard fillmore Hospital; State University of New York at Buffalo president fillmore'sCollege and served as us Labor History in 1920's during Harding's  
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38. Famous ClipArt: U.S. Presidents: Millard Fillmore
    millard fillmore (18001874), thirteenth president of the United States of America.His family was of English stock, and had early settled in New England.  
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39. World Almanac For Kids
    fillmore, millard (1800–74), 13th president of the us (1850–53).fillmore was born on Jan. 7, 1800, near Locke, NY, the son  
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    Extractions: Later Life. top In 1852 the badly split Whigs nominated Gen. Winfield Scott for the presidency instead of the reluctant incumbent, and they were badly beaten at the polls. After his retirement, Fillmore traveled widely and attempted to revive the disintegrating Whig party by collaborating with the growing anti-Roman Catholic and anti-foreign Know-Nothing movements. In the 1856 presidential election he became the standard-bearer of the Know Nothings, now dubbed the American party, but in spite of the endorsement of the remnant of the Whigs, he ran third behind James Buchanan For the remainder of his long life, Fillmore lived in Buffalo, where he was active in civic affairs. Although he supported the Union during the American Civil War, he was highly critical of the Lincoln administration. He died in Buffalo, on March 8, 1874. Dignified, modest, and well liked by his associates, Fillmore helped calm the North-South controversy that marked his accession to the presidency. Unable to appreciate the moral dimensions of the antislavery struggle, however, he was not strong enough to provide permanent leadership to the deeply divided nation.

40. The Presidents Page
    Chester A. Arthur. 21st us.president Chester A. Arthur. millard fillmore. AcademicAmericanEncyclopedia millard fillmore. fillmore, millardelections.eb.com.  
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    Extractions: A resource for students, parents, and teachers. P R E S I D E N T S on the Internet General Links: American Experience: The Presidents American Presidency,The Presidents of the United States- POTUS John Adams JohnAdams [whitehouse.gov] Reporton President John Adams John Quincy Adams America'sChrisitan Rulers: John Quincy Adams Educationof John Quincy Adams JohnQuincy Adams [whitehouse.gov] Chester A. Arthur 21st U.S.President: Chester A. Arthur Chester A.Arthur [ocps.k12.fl] ChesterA. Arthur [whitehouse.gov] IPL POTUS ChesterAlan Arthur James Buchanan Buchanan's Birthplace StatePark Buchanan, James IPL POTUS JamesBuchanan JamesBuchanan [whitehouse.gov] ... Reporton James Buchanan George Bush George Bush [HaakonLindekleiv] GeorgeBush [whitehouse.gov] GeorgeBush Presidential Library@ Jimmy Carter JimmyCarter [Carter Center] JimmyCarter [whitehouse.gov] Jimmy CarterLibrary Grover Cleveland Cleveland,Grover GroverCleveland [whitehouse.gov] Bill Clinton Calvin Coolidge Calvin Coolidge CalvinCoolidge Dwight Eisenhower DwightD. Eisenhower EisenhowerCenter Eisenhower'sWar Millard Fillmore AcademicAmerican Encyclopedia: Millard Fillmore Fillmore, Millard[elections.eb.com]

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