Benjamin Harrison

Mr. EVANS: Well, I began the century -- "The American Century" begins in 1889 with Benjamin Harrison, which is the beginning of the second

The American Century 1999

Mr. Hoover's partisans accept that he will never be considered among the greatest of the nation's leaders but hope that he might achieve a small rise in stature, perhaps overtaking some of the less-popular presidents such as Benjamin Harrison, John Quincy Adams or even Gerald Ford.

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Mr. Hoover's partisans accept that he will never be considered among the greatest of the nation's leaders but hope that he might achieve a small rise in stature, perhaps overtaking some of the less-popular presidents such as Benjamin Harrison, John Quincy Adams or even Gerald Ford.

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Thomas Jefferson, the American minister in Paris, had recommended Houdon to Virginia governor Benjamin Harrison.

Our First President, in Three Dimensions Catesby Leigh 2011

Again, it was the Republican Morrill, who served close to four decades in the Congress, who championed the bill, and the Republican president, Benjamin Harrison, who signed it into law.

Marc Epstein: Will Rick Perry Unravel the Strange Consensus on Public Education? Marc Epstein 2011

Again, it was the Republican Morrill, who served close to four decades in the Congress, who championed the bill, and the Republican president, Benjamin Harrison, who signed it into law.

Marc Epstein: Will Rick Perry Unravel the Strange Consensus on Public Education? Marc Epstein 2011

Again, it was the Republican Morrill, who served close to four decades in the Congress, who championed the bill, and the Republican president, Benjamin Harrison, who signed it into law.

Marc Epstein: Will Rick Perry Unravel the Strange Consensus on Public Education? Marc Epstein 2011

For the graduating niece, this election may seem as compelling as the one between Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland.

Dear Book Lover: Words of Literary Inspiration Cynthia Crossen 2011

The first order issued by a president in the capacity of commander in chief of the army and navy appeared in 1889, by Benjamin Harrison.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Again, it was the Republican Morrill, who served close to four decades in the Congress, who championed the bill, and the Republican president, Benjamin Harrison, who signed it into law.

Marc Epstein: Will Rick Perry Unravel the Strange Consensus on Public Education? Marc Epstein 2011