John Tyler #1: In His Father's Footsteps (1790-1826); Topics covered include: Family heritage, attends William & Mary, legal studies, elected Virginia House of Delegates at 21, marries Letitia Christian, elected Council of State, elected U.S. House of Representatives, run-ins with Andrew Jackson, returns to the House of Delegates, elected Governor of Virginia, and presides over the funeral of his idol Thomas Jefferson

Key people: John Tyler (father), Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Mary (Armistead) Tyler, Letitia (Christian) Tyler, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, and James Monroe

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William Henry Harrison #10: The Briefest Presidency (1841); Topics covered include: Arrives in Washington, DC, focus on Cabinet and Inaugural Address, longest Address in presidential history (covered in detail), conflict with Henry Clay, suffers illness March 25, and dies April 4

Key people: Anna Harrison, Martin Van Buren, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, Andrew Jackson, and Thomas Miller

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William Henry Harrison #9: Log Cabin and Hard Cider Campaign (1836-1840); Topics covered include: Election of 1836, Presidency of Martin Van Buren, economic panic, Election of 1840, wins Whig nomination, Hard Cider and Log Cabin Campaign, "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too," and victory

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, Henry Clay, Hugh White, Daniel Webster, Willie Mangum, Winfield Scott, Thurlow Weed, Daniel Drake, and John Tyler

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William Henry Harrison #8: Colombia and Back (1828-1834); Topics covered include: U.S. Senator, Minister to Colombia, relations with the government of Simon Bolivar, recalled, letter to Bolivar (not well received), returns to the U.S., unemployed and deep in debt, death of son (Symmes), birth of grandson (Benjamin, future President), and gets job as the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas

Key people: John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, Simon Bolivar, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Harrison, Jr., Symmes Harrison, Anna Harrison, and Benjamin Harrison

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William Henry Harrison #7: National Politics (1814-1824); Topics covered include: Serves as peace envoy to Indians after the War of 1812, Accused of corruption, elected U.S. House of Representatives, exonerated from accusations, views on slavery, comparison with Andrew Jackson, and election to the U.S. Senate

Key people: John Armstrong, James Madison, Benjamin Orr, Richard Johnson, and Andrew Jackson

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William Henry Harrison #6: Victory! … and Sidelined (1813-1814); Topics covered include: Battle of Lake Erie, capture of Detroit, Battle of the Thames, death of Tecumseh, conflict with Secretary of War John Armstrong, resigns commission as Major General in the U.S. Army

Key people: Oliver Perry, Henry Proctor, Isaac Shelby, Richard Johnson, Tecumseh, George McClure, and John Armstrong

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William Henry Harrison #5: War! (1812-1813); Topics covered include: Relations with Britain and France, impressment, War of 1812, Major General Kentucky militia, Battle of Fort Wayne, Major General regular army, Battle of the River Raisin, construction and defense of Fort Meigs, and seige by the British and their Indian allies

Key people: James Madison, William Hull, James Winchester, Charles Scott, Henry Clay, Jonathan Monroe, Henry Proctor, Tecumseh, William Dudley, and John Miller

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William Henry Harrison #4: Tippecanoe (1811); Topics covered include: Governor Indiana Territory, tensions with Indians, builds Fort Harrison, moves to disband Prophetstown, Battle of Tippecanoe River, Prophetstown abandoned and burned, and deals with criticism over the engagement

Key people: James Madison, John Boyd, Chief White Horse, and The Prophet

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William Henry Harrison #3: Tecumseh and The Prophet (1806-1810); Topics covered include: Governor Indiana Territory, Indian relations particularly with Tecumseh and The Prophet, Treaty of Fort Wayne, and council with Indians at Grouseland

Key people: Tecumseh, The Prophet, and James Madison

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William Henry Harrison #2: Frontier Politician (1978-1805); Topics covered include: Commander Fort Washington, appointed Secretary of the Northwest Territory, farmer, non-voting member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Governor Indiana Territory, moves to Vincennes, builds Grouseland, relations with Indians, and pursuit of slavery in the Northwest Territory

Key people: John Adams, Arthur St. Clair, Jr., Thomas Jefferson, and James Lemen

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