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Fall of Prophetstown While Tecumseh was away, Indiana Governor William Henry Harrison moved into attack position. tecumseh • tenskwatawa • fall of prophetstown • the battle of tippecanoe • william henry harrison
The Life of William Henry Harrison Born in Berkeley, Virginia in 1773, William Henry Harrison was the son of a Virginia planter. the life of william henry harrison • the first president to die in office • william henry harrison army • william henry harrison • campaigns against indians
Madison and War, War, War Madison declares war in 1812. Government fractions want to invade Canada and Spanish Florida. Harrison wins the Battle of Tippecanoe. james madison • canada and spanish florida • william henry harrison • battle of tippecanoe • napoleonic wars
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Tecumseh's Curse and Astrology Some say this happened because of a Shawnee Chief's curse; others, that it is destined by planets. Tragic coincidence? From 1840 to 1960, there was a cycle of death.... tecumseh’s curse • twenty year presidential death cycle • astrology on president’s deaths • tecumseh • astrology
Presidential Campaign Slogans Presidential slogans in America have been a proud tradition - but, history hasn't been exactly kind to Presidents identified with slogans. Here's why. presidential campaign slogans • campaign slogans • tippecanue and tyler too • john tyler • william henry harrison
Tecumseh and the New Madrid ‘Quake The Battle of Tippecanoe was short and ferocious with many casualties on both sides. Now, there is a ghostly army that marches in November. tecumseh and new madrid earthquake • tecumseh’s curse • tecunseh’s prediction • tippecanoe • tenskwatawa
President Harrison Dies in Office The longest inaugural speech in the shortest presidency may have begun Harrison's illness, but medical practices of the day may have finished him. william henry harrison • harrison dies in office • 20-year presidential curse • longest inaugural address • tippecanoe and tyler too
PRESIDENTIAL CHILDREN: TIPPECANOE'S TEN President William Henry Harrison had ten children. His grandson became the 23rd President in 1889. Six of his children died before him, and three others only lived a year or two after his death. Only one lived much longer after his death. Read about his interesting brood. william henry harrison • benjamin harrison • president • anna symmes harrison • john scott harrison
Quaker Settlements And Stage Stations Along The National Road We continue along the National Road, to smaller village settlements with their archetexture brought to the fore and the interesting places for antique collectors in Indiana where the area sports 900 antique shops. Great place for parking the car, browsing the shops and walking to the restaurants down pleasant flower lined streets. antiques • flo-blue • archetecture • stage coaches • stations
The Presidential Election of 1852 The national election of 1852 demonstrated the inability of the chief political parties in confronting the growing crisis dividing the country and leading to secession. the presidential election of 1852 • pierce versus scott in 1852 • the whig party in 1852 • lack of party leadership in 1852 • the democrats in the election of 1852
FOR THE RECORD: PRESIDENTS IN UNIFORM, PART II This article examines the military service of the Presidents before the Civil War. Many served very short periods during emergencies, others were life-long professionals. One became our greatest wartime President. van buren • harrison • tyler • polk • taylor |
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