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1.07.09
Test for the Professor!
10.22.09
Two New Sites for DLMWeb
A couple of interesting projects
10.22.09
Marshall Crenshaw - Live Webcast - Friday, October 23, 2009 12Noon EST
Keep listening to 98.1FM Red Hook, NY WKZE
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How Many Vice-presidents Became President During Their Terms of Office ???
10.2.08
In 230 years, 9 vice presidents have unexpectedly found themselves sitting in the Oval Office
 
It's your choice, America!!
John Tyler - on death of William H Harrison in 1841
Millard Fillmore - on death of Zachary Taylor in 1850
Andrew Johnson - on assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865
Chester Arthur - on assassination of James Garfield in 1881
Theodore Roosevelt - on assassination of Wiliam McKinley in 1901
Calvin Coolidge - on death of Warren G Harding in 1923
Harry S Truman - on death of Franklin D Roosevelt in 1945
Lyndon B Johnson - on assassination of John F Kennedy in 1963
Gerald R Ford - on resignation of Richard M Nixon in 1974
10/2/2008
Oh, please...not Snowjob Square Glasses, please, please, please.
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10/2/2008
69.0.51.58
11/2/2008
um.... i thought there were 14 vice presidents elected into office. was that wrong? i'm so confused. I'm working on a paper and it's do tomorrow and i need to know this.
24.128.70.45
11/2/2008
hmmmmmmm................... i don't this this website is gettign alot of attention considering there are only three comments. does that mean this information is wrong? IDK! maybe!
24.128.70.45
11/2/2008
These are the vice presidents who succeeded a president to office before the end of that president's term of office (by death, or resignation of the sitting president).
BUT...you are right to look harder for a definitive answer to your question, there are 14 presidents who were former vice presidents.
Google "How Many Vice-presidents Became President"... and notice that this is different than the title of my article, which is "How Many Vice-presidents Became President During Their Terms of Office ???".
Futhermore, my article is a political commentary, not a reference for scholarly research (and that is what homework is!). Always look for several sources for answers to your questions on the web, and be sure that the one you choose is trustworthy.
But, thanks for visiting and reading, good luck with your homework.
dlm
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5/25/2009
MILLARD FILLMORE,ANDREW JOHNSON AND CHESTER ARTHUR LOOK LIKE THE SAME PERSON,WAS THAT A MISS PRINT?
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5/25/2009
oops I'll fix soon- dlm
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