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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William Henry Harrison #1: Plantation to Medicine to Arms (1773-1795); Topics covered include: Family history of prominence, studies medicine, enlists in the army, Battle of Fallen Timbers, Treaty of Greenville, marries Anna Symmes, purchases land at North Bend, and named commander at Fort Washington

Key people: Benjamin Harrison, Andrew Leiper, Richard Henry Lee, Arthur St. Clair, George Washington, Henry Knox, "Mad" Anthony wayne, Anna (Symmes) Harrison, and Joseph Symmes

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Martin Van Buren #10: Free Soil Finish (1844-1862); Topics covered include: Election of 1844, at odds with James Polk administration over patronage and Mexican War, Sub-Treasury, slavery, Barnburners and Hunkers, Barnburner Manifesto, Free Soil Party, Election of 1848 (nominated for President), trip to Europe, Civil War, views on secession, and his death

Key people: Silas Wright, James Polk, William Marcy, John Tyler, Samuel Tilden, John Van Buren, Charles Francis Adams, Mat Van Buren, Smith Van Buren, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, and Abraham Lincoln

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Martin Van Buren #9: No Second Chance (1840-1844); Topics covered include: 1840 election (Log Cabin and Hard Cider campaign), mischaracterized and maligned, loses re-election, takes Southern trip, Election of 1844, Hammett Letter (opposing Texas annexation), and loses Democratic nomination

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Charles Ogle, William Hammett, and James Polk

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Martin Van Buren #8: Presidential Travails (1837-1841); Topics covered include: President of the United States, Cabinet and staff, economic recession and response, Sub-Treasury, potential for Texas annexation, trip home to New York, purchases new home (Lindenwald), and continues Andrew Jackson's economic policies as well as implementation of the Indian Removal Act ("Trail of Tears")

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Abraham Van Buren, and Angelica Van Buren

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Martin Van Buren #7: #2 to #1 (1832-1836); Topics covered include: Elected Vice President (1832), strong supporter of the policies of Andrew Jackson, serves as close adviser, Jackson hand picks as successor, 1840 election, makes statement about slavery, the American System, and wins the presidency

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Richard Johnson, Henry Clay, William Henry Harrison, Hugh White, Daniel Webster, Willie Magnum, and Davy Crockett

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Martin Van Buren #6: The Great Magician (1831-1832); Topics covered include: Secretary of State, Peggy Eaton Affair, entire Cabinet resigns (including Van Buren), recess appointment as the Minister to Great Britain, formal nomination denied, and receives nomination for Vice President in the 1832 election

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Peggy Eaton, John Eaton, Mordecai Noah, Washington Irving, and John Calhoun

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