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The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological OrderBancroft, Charles

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The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological Order

Name: The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological Order
Author: Bancroft, Charles

Bancroft, Charles

United States -- History; United States -- Politics and government

ELEVENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1845, TO MARCH 4, 1849.—4 YEARS.

  James K. Polk, Tenn., President.
  George M. Dallas, Pa., Vice-President.


CABINET.

  James Buchanan, Pa., Secretary of State.
  Robert J. Walker, Miss., Secretary of the Treasury.
  William L. Marcy, N. Y., Secretary of War.
  George Bancroft, Mass., Secretary of the Navy.
  John Y. Mason, Va.,          ”          ”
  Cave Johnson, Tenn., Postmaster General.
  John Y. Mason, Va., Attorney General.
  Nathan Clifford, Me.,   ”       ”
  Isaac Toucey, Ct.,      ”       ”


TWELFTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1849, TO JULY 10, 1850—1 YEAR AND 4
MONTHS.

  Zachary Taylor, La., President.
  Millard Fillmore, N. Y., Vice-President.


CABINET.

  John M. Clayton, Del., Secretary of State.
  George W. Crawford, Geo., Secretary of War.
  William M. Meredith, Pa., Secretary of the Treasury.
  William B. Preston, Va., Secretary of the Navy.
  Thomas Ewing, Ohio, Secretary of the Interior.
  Jacob Collamer, Vt., Postmaster General.
  Reverdy Johnson, Md., Attorney General.


THIRTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, JULY 10, 1850, TO MARCH 4, 1853.—2 YEARS AND 8
MONTHS.

  Millard Fillmore, (acting) President by death of Taylor.
  No Vice-President.


CABINET.

  Daniel Webster, Mass., Secretary of State.
  Thomas Corwin, Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury.
  Charles M. Conrad, La., Secretary of War.
  William A. Graham, N. C., Secretary of the Navy.
  Alexander H. H. Stuart, Va., Secretary of the Interior.
  Nathan K. Hall, N. Y., Postmaster General.
  John J. Crittenden, Ky., Attorney General.


FOURTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1853, TO MARCH 4, 1857.

  Franklin Pierce, N. H., President.

William R. King, of Ala., who was elected Vice-President with Mr. Pierce,
but died before he took his seat, and there was no Vice-President during
Pierce’s administration.


CABINET.

  William L. Marcy, N. Y., Secretary of State.
  James Guthrie, Ky., Secretary of the Treasury.
  Jefferson Davis, Miss., Secretary of War.
  J. C. Dobbin, N. C., Secretary of the Navy.
  Robert McClelland, Mich., Secretary of the Interior.
  James Campbell, Pa., Postmaster General.
  Caleb Cushing, Mass., Attorney General.


FIFTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1857, TO MARCH 4, 1861.

  James Buchanan, Pa., President.
  John C. Breckenridge, Vice-President.


CABINET.

  Lewis Cass, Mich., and Jeremiah S. Black, Pa., Secretaries of State.
  Howell Cobb, Ga., Philip F. Thomas, and John A. Dix, N. Y., Secretaries
    of the Treasury.
  John B. Floyd, Va., and Joseph Holt, Ky., Secretaries of War.
  Isaac Toucey, Ct., Secretary of the Navy.
  Jacob Thompson, Miss., Secretary of the Interior.
  Aaron V. Brown, Tenn., Joseph Holt, Ky., and Horatio King, Postmasters
    General.
  Jeremiah S. Black, Pa., and Edwin M. Stanton, Pa., Attorneys General.


SIXTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1861, TO APRIL 14, 1865,—4 YEARS, 1
MONTH, AND 10 DAYS.

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The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological OrderBancroft, Charles

History

The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological Order

Bancroft, Charles

United States -- History; United States -- Politics and government

ELEVENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1845, TO MARCH 4, 1849.—4 YEARS.

  James K. Polk, Tenn., President.
  George M. Dallas, Pa., Vice-President.


CABINET.

  James Buchanan, Pa., Secretary of State.
  Robert J. Walker, Miss., Secretary of the Treasury.
  William L. Marcy, N. Y., Secretary of War.
  George Bancroft, Mass., Secretary of the Navy.
  John Y. Mason, Va.,          ”          ”
  Cave Johnson, Tenn., Postmaster General.
  John Y. Mason, Va., Attorney General.
  Nathan Clifford, Me.,   ”       ”
  Isaac Toucey, Ct.,      ”       ”


TWELFTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1849, TO JULY 10, 1850—1 YEAR AND 4
MONTHS.

  Zachary Taylor, La., President.
  Millard Fillmore, N. Y., Vice-President.


CABINET.

  John M. Clayton, Del., Secretary of State.
  George W. Crawford, Geo., Secretary of War.
  William M. Meredith, Pa., Secretary of the Treasury.
  William B. Preston, Va., Secretary of the Navy.
  Thomas Ewing, Ohio, Secretary of the Interior.
  Jacob Collamer, Vt., Postmaster General.
  Reverdy Johnson, Md., Attorney General.


THIRTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, JULY 10, 1850, TO MARCH 4, 1853.—2 YEARS AND 8
MONTHS.

  Millard Fillmore, (acting) President by death of Taylor.
  No Vice-President.


CABINET.

  Daniel Webster, Mass., Secretary of State.
  Thomas Corwin, Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury.
  Charles M. Conrad, La., Secretary of War.
  William A. Graham, N. C., Secretary of the Navy.
  Alexander H. H. Stuart, Va., Secretary of the Interior.
  Nathan K. Hall, N. Y., Postmaster General.
  John J. Crittenden, Ky., Attorney General.


FOURTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1853, TO MARCH 4, 1857.

  Franklin Pierce, N. H., President.

William R. King, of Ala., who was elected Vice-President with Mr. Pierce,
but died before he took his seat, and there was no Vice-President during
Pierce’s administration.


CABINET.

  William L. Marcy, N. Y., Secretary of State.
  James Guthrie, Ky., Secretary of the Treasury.
  Jefferson Davis, Miss., Secretary of War.
  J. C. Dobbin, N. C., Secretary of the Navy.
  Robert McClelland, Mich., Secretary of the Interior.
  James Campbell, Pa., Postmaster General.
  Caleb Cushing, Mass., Attorney General.


FIFTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1857, TO MARCH 4, 1861.

  James Buchanan, Pa., President.
  John C. Breckenridge, Vice-President.


CABINET.

  Lewis Cass, Mich., and Jeremiah S. Black, Pa., Secretaries of State.
  Howell Cobb, Ga., Philip F. Thomas, and John A. Dix, N. Y., Secretaries
    of the Treasury.
  John B. Floyd, Va., and Joseph Holt, Ky., Secretaries of War.
  Isaac Toucey, Ct., Secretary of the Navy.
  Jacob Thompson, Miss., Secretary of the Interior.
  Aaron V. Brown, Tenn., Joseph Holt, Ky., and Horatio King, Postmasters
    General.
  Jeremiah S. Black, Pa., and Edwin M. Stanton, Pa., Attorneys General.


SIXTEENTH ADMINISTRATION, MARCH 4, 1861, TO APRIL 14, 1865,—4 YEARS, 1
MONTH, AND 10 DAYS.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological Order

The Footprints of Time: And a Complete Analysis of Our American System of Government, with a Concise History of the Original Colonies and of the United States, in Chronological Order

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