Millard Fillmore #3: Congress and Family (1841-1843); Topics covered include: Congressman, American System, Chairman House Ways & Means, tariff policies, Fillmore Tariff, supports Samuel Morse and his telegraph, retires from Congress, and his relationship and correspondence with his children

Key people: William Henry Harrison, Henry Clay, John White, John Tyler, Samuel Morse, Abigail Fillmore, Powers Fillmore, and Abby Fillmore

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Millard Fillmore #2: National and State Politics (1830-1840); Topics covered include: State Assemblyman, law practice, Congressman, new law partnership, active in Buffalo society, economic policies of the Jackson/Van Buren administrations, Texas annexation, views on slavery, and declines entreaties to run for State Comptroller

Key people: Joseph Clary, Nathan Hall, Solomon Haven, Abigail Fillmore, Martin Van Buren, Andrew Jackson, Thurlow Weed, and William Seward

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Millard Fillmore #1: To the State House (1800-1831); Topics covered include: Parents, log cabin youth, no formal education, apprentice, Erie Canal, law clerk, foundational beliefs (Union and the Constitution), lawyer, marries Abigail Powers, first child, Anti-Mason, elected State Assembly, and his initial relationship with Thurlow Weed

Key people: John Fillmore, Abigail Fillmore, Phoebe Millard, Abigail (Powers) Fillmore, Walter Wood, Asa Rice, Joseph Clary, Millard Powers Fillmore, and Thurlow Weed

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Zachary Taylor #10: Contentious Compromise (1849-1850); Topics covered include: President of the United States, focus on governance and slavery in the acquired territories, The President's Plan, conflict with Congress, debates over the Compromise of 1850, conflict between Texas and New Mexico, Taylor's announces opposition to the Compromise measures, Taylor becomes ill, and Taylor dies

Key people: Howell Cobb, Henry Clay, John Calhoun, Daniel Webster, Thomas Benton, Jefferson Davis, William Seward, Millard Fillmore, John Munroe, Peter Bell, Alfred Pleasanton, and Alexander Stephens

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Zachary Taylor #9: To the White House (1848-1849); Topics covered include: President-elect of the United States, wrapped up personal affairs, Inaugural Address, Cabinet, focus on governance and slavery in acquired territories, foreign affairs, and the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty

Key people: Peggy Taylor, Betty Taylor, William Bliss, John Crittenden, John Clayton, Thomas Ewing, and T. Butler King

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Zachary Taylor #8: Unlikeliest Elected President … Ever (1847-1848); Topics covered include: Hero's welcome in New Orleans, conflict with Polk administration, embraced by Whigs as presidential candidate, Wilmot Proviso, marriage of daughter Betty to William Bliss, Allison Letter, "A Whig but not Ultra Whig," desires to be national candidate, receives Whig nomination, second Allison Letter, and wins the presidency over Lewis Cass

Key people: James Polk, Jefferson Davis, Betty Taylor, William Bliss, Logan Hunton, James Love, Balie Peyton, John Allison, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John Crittenden, Truman Smith, Reverdy Johnson, Millard Fillmore, Lewis Cass, and Martin Van Buren

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Zachary Taylor #7: Had Enough (1846-1847); Topics covered include: Mexican War, conflict with President James Polk, forces reassigned to General Winfield Scott, relationship with troops, Battle of Buena Vista, and receives 6-month leave of absence (role in war is over)

Key people: James Polk, Winfield Scott, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, William Bliss, and Jefferson Davis

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Zachary Taylor #6: Clash with the President (1846); Topics covered include: Mexican War, frustration over supplies and transportation, Battle of Monterrey, armistice and controversy, and conflict with President James Polk

Key people: Jefferson Davis, Pedro de Ampudia, William Worth, and James Polk

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Zachary Taylor #5: National Spotlight (1846); Topics covered include: Mexican War; Battle of Palo Alto, Battle of Resaca de la Palma, relationship with men under his command, celebrated as hero, considered as presidential candidate, and his rejection of that consideration

Key people: Mariana Arista, Ulysses Grant, Thurlow Weed, and Robert Wood

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Zachary Taylor #4: Army of Occupation (1844-1846); Topics covered include: Texas annexation, assigned to Fort Jessup, ordered into disputed territory, blockades Rio Grande near Matamoros, Mexican protests, Mexicans cross the Rio Grande and attack, and President Polk requests (and receives) declaration of war against Mexico

Key people: Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, John Tyler, James Polk, John Slidell, Pedro de Ampudia, and Mariana Arista

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