In which we learn that being a kiddo who loves going to the library does NOT mean that you won't end up being a human who loves the 1840s version of 4chan and sets America ever deeper on the path to Civil War. Thanks Millard!

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In which we all have hope for our terrible handwriting. I mean, if Zachary Taylor with his utter lack of experience could be president, who can't do it?

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In which we learn that three name presidents continue to be tragically under rated in the short-lived saga of James Knox Polk who kept all of his campaign promises and delivered a continent. Not bad!

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In which we learn that hating everyone and having kids into your seventies is the best way to end up on the worst preisdents of all time list (oh and getting kicked out of your own political party also helps with that!). 

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In which we learn that dropping out of medical school and joining the army is a valid career choice and a great way to become a cute piece of cocktail party trivia. William Henry Harrison had a short presidency but a shockingly full life, all this considered.

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In which we learn how even a humble inn-owner's son can royally screw things up as president. All it takes is a friendship with Andrew Jackson and a desire to genocide.

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In which we learn that dropping out of medical school is the best way to be a century famous poet and a great way to die at the age of 25. I mean, who wouldn't want to do that?

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In which we learn that losing your virginity on your mom's gravestone is the most questionable life choice, but it can lead to the creation of science fiction, so...goals? 

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In which we learn that getting expelled from college after six months and absconding with not one but two underage girls is the way to become one of England's most famous poets. Just ask Percy Shelley!

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In which we learn that the best way to invent computer programming is to be the only legitimate daughter of England's most infamous poet. 

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