Herbert Hoover #2: The Great Engineer (1895-1914); Topics covered include: First mining jobs, meets Louis Janin, works for Bewick, Moreing in Western Australia, mining success in Australia and China, survives Boxer Rebellion, overcomes embezzlement at firm, birth of children, opens mining consultancy, and achieves broad success throughout engineering career

Key people include: Louis Janin, Charles Moreing, Lou (Henry) Hoover, Chang Yen Mao, Emile Francqui, R.S. Rose, Herbert Hoover, Jr., and Allan Hoover

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Herbert Hoover #1: Quaker Orphan Goes to Stanford (1874-1895); Topics covered include: Youth, Quakerism, death of parents, moves to Oregon, works for the Oregon Land Co., attends first class at Stanford University, standout as a Mining Engineer/Geology major, active on campus, meets Lou Henry, and graduates from Stanford

Key people include: George Fox, Jesse Hoover, Huldah (Minthorn) Hoover, Henry (John) Minthorn, Jennie Gray, Robert Brown, Leland Stanford, David Swaim, John Branner, Waldemar Lindgren, and Lou Henry

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Calvin Coolidge #10: Nothing Lasts Forever (1927-1933); Topics covered include: Summer in South Dakota, fishing, speaks on Indian reservations, announces not running for re-election, election of 1928, makes up with his home state of Vermont; widespread prosperity, Hoover elected, concerns about the stock market and borrowing to buy stocks, Hoover's inauguration, return to Massachusetts, lack of privacy, buys first home (The Beeches), writes Autobiography, writes daily newspaper column ("Thinking Things Over with Calvin Coolidge"), the Depression, election of 1932, speech at Madison Square Garden, fells out of touch with the latest politics, and death of Coolidge

Key people include: Edmund Starling, Gutzon Borglum, Grace Coolidge, Everett Sanders, Frank Stearns, Herbert Hoover, and Al Smith

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Calvin Coolidge #9: Silent Cal (1872-1933); Topics covered include: Perspectives from Coolidge and those who knew him on his taciturnity

Key people include: John Hammond, Henry Field, Grace Coolidge, John Bartlett, Claude Feuss, Edward Lowery, and John Derieux

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Calvin Coolidge #8: Foreign Affairs (1924-1929); Topics covered include: Views on the League of Nations, Dawes Plan, dispute with Mexico over foreign purchases of oil fields, peacekeeping role in Nicaragua, participation in Pan-American Conference in Cuba, and the Kellogg-Brian Pact

Key people include: Charles Hughes, Frank Kellogg, Charles Dawes, Woodrow Wilson, Pancho Villa, Victoriano Carranza, Alvaro Obregon, Plutaro Calles, James Sheffield, Dwight Morrow, Adolpho Diaz, Henry Stimson, Jose Moncada, Aristide Briand, William Borah, Frank Kellogg, and Carter Glass

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Calvin Coolidge #7: The Roaring Twenties (1924-1928); Topics covered include: Features of the "Roaring Twenties," inauguration (1925), Cabinet changes, American economy and prosperity, cuts in spending, cuts in taxes, death of John Coolidge (father), floods in the Mississippi Valley and the administration's response, views on federalism, Orteig Prize, flight from New York to Paris by Charles Lindbergh, and a summary of the booming economy of the 1920s (to date)

Key people include: Charles Garman, Charles Dawes, Herbert Lord, Charles Hughes, Frank Kellogg, Andrew Mellon, Herbert Hoover, Thaddeus Carraway, Ray Orteig, and Charles Lindbergh

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Calvin Coolidge #6: Continuing the Harding Agenda (1923-1924); Topics covered include: Death of President Warren Harding, Swearing in of Coolidge as President, pursues Harding agenda, investigations of malfeasance from the Harding administration, relationship with Secret Service agent Edmund Starling, pursuit of tax cuts and budget cuts, names Harlan Stone Attorney General, civil rights advocacy including commencement speech at Howard University, election of 1924, and the death of Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

Key people include: William Crawford, John Coolidge (father), Grace Coolidge, Warren Harding, Alice Longworth, Andrew Mellon, Herbert Lord, William Borah, Edmund Starling, Harlan Stone, Frank Lowden, Charles Dawes, John Davis, and Charles Bryan; Robert La Follette, John Coolidge (son), and Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

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Calvin Coolidge #5: Rise to National Prominence (1919-1923); Topics covered include: Re-elected as Governor (MA), election of 1920, Republican National Convention, nomination of Warren Harding for President and Coolidge for Vice President, Coolidge formally accepts the nomination, fall campaign, election of Harding and Coolidge, and role as Vice President

Key people include: Frank Stearns, Bruce Barton, Leonard Wood, Frank Lowden, Hiram Johnson, Fred Gillett, Warren Harding, Wallace McCamant, Chauncey Depew, Grace Coolidge, James Cox, Franklin Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Thomas Marshall

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Calvin Coolidge #4: The Boston Police Strike (1919); Topics covered include: Russian Revolution, General Strike in Seattle (WA), Boston Police joins the American Federation of Labor, Police Commissioner Edwin Curtis pushes back against unionization, Storrow Committee, interactions with Mayor Peters and Commissioner Curtis, Curtis terminates union leaders, three-quarters of police force go on strike, looting in Boston, Coolidge confirms support for Commissioner Curtis, Coolidge calls out State Guard, all striking police officers are terminated, pleas from AFL President Samuel Gompers, Governor Coolidge provides firm stand against police officers "striking against the public safety," end of strike, and the implications of the strike for Coolidge

Key people include: Ole Hansen, Edwin Curtis, Andrew Peters, James Storrow, and Samuel Gompers

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Calvin Coolidge #3: State Leadership (1913-1919); Topics covered include: Elected President of the State Senate (MA), relationship with Frank Stearns, World War I, elected Lieutenant Governor (MA), U.S. entry into World War I, elected Governor (MA), armistice, welcomes soldiers back to Boston, welcomes President Woodrow Wilson to Boston, and his initial actions as Governor

Key people include: Levi Greenwood, Murray Crane, Charles Garman, Grace Coolidge, Frank Stearns, Samuel McCall, Woodrow Wilson, Charles Hughes, and Richard Long

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