<p>As the first accidental president in American history, Tyler’s administration was hindered from the start from a perceived lack of legitimacy.  His stubborn refusal to work with Whig Party leaders only further estranged Tyler from the party, preventing him from enjoying any meaningful accomplishments during his four years in office. </p>

As the first accidental president in American history, Tyler’s administration was hindered from the start from a perceived lack of legitimacy. His stubborn refusal to work with Whig Party leaders only further estranged Tyler from the party, preventing him from enjoying any meaningful accomplishments during his four years in office.

<p>As the first accidental president in American history, Tyler’s administration was hindered from the start from a perceived lack of legitimacy.&nbsp; His stubborn refusal to work with Whig Party leaders only further estranged Tyler from the party, preventing him from enjoying any meaningful accomplishments during his four years in office.&nbsp;</p>

1.7: #35 John Tyler

Welcome to Bourbon and History! In this podcast, historian and author Nicholas Kane combines his passion for fine bourbon with his passion for American history. From a series ranking America's presidents to episodes discussing interesting and relevant topics from our nations past, Bourbon and History is THE podcast for all things history.

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