Famous PresidentsThese famous American presidents have changed the world with their ideals, courage, and force of personality. Find out how their amazing accomplishments won them a lasting place in American--and world--history. |
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... ran for president- and won . REE FRE FREE our father bro new nation , con The proposition & FOREVER FREE In 1862 , Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation , declaring all slaves in Confeder- ate states " forever free " as of ...
... ran for president- and won . REE FRE FREE our father bro new nation , con The proposition & FOREVER FREE In 1862 , Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation , declaring all slaves in Confeder- ate states " forever free " as of ...
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... ran for president again — as the candidate of the Bull Moose Party . One campaign picture showed " TR " ( never shy about publicity ) superim- posed on a photo of a moose . Roosevelt lost that election . FURRY FRIEND In 1902 , Roosevelt ...
... ran for president again — as the candidate of the Bull Moose Party . One campaign picture showed " TR " ( never shy about publicity ) superim- posed on a photo of a moose . Roosevelt lost that election . FURRY FRIEND In 1902 , Roosevelt ...
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... president had ever done : He ran for a third term . Opponents con- demned this break with tradition , but voters reelected FDR in 1940 , and again in 1944. ( He died in office during his fourth term . ) In 1951 , the Constitu- tion was ...
... president had ever done : He ran for a third term . Opponents con- demned this break with tradition , but voters reelected FDR in 1940 , and again in 1944. ( He died in office during his fourth term . ) In 1951 , the Constitu- tion was ...
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