John Tyler

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1. WhiteHouse.org: Presidential Biography:John Tyler
2. Wikipedia.org: John Tyler
3. University of Virginia: Miller Center: John Tyler overview
4. Senate.gov: John Tyler, Tenth Vice President (1841)
5. Project Gutenberg: Messages and Papers of John Tyler
6. UCSB.edu: Presidency Project: Chester A. Arthur Addresses and Proclamations
7. Sagehistory.net: “EXPANSION AND MANIFEST DESTINY: America in the 1840s”

[edit] John Tyler Background and Profiles

• WhiteHouse.org: John Tyler
• University of Virginia: Miller Center: John Tyler: A Life in Brief
• Answers.com: John Tyler
• History.com: John Tyler

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• History.com: Tyler assumes power after Harrison's death (Time 3:52)

[edit] John Tyler Books and Research

• University of Virginia: [millercenter.virginia.edu: Miller Center: Key Events
• VOAnews.com: "THE MAKING OF A NATION - John Tyler" (2004)
• Sagehistory.net: “EXPANSION AND MANIFEST DESTINY: America in the 1840s”
• Texas A&M University Press: The Republican Vision of John Tyler
• AmericasLibrary.gov: The Log Cabin Campaign of 1840
• Time.com: Tyler v. Lincoln

[edit] Tariff of 1842

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[edit] John Tyler Blogs and Message Boards

• BlogSpot.com: America's Tenth President
• Whatever.losito.net: Whig Party

[edit] John Tyler Timeline

March 29, 1790: Born in Charles City County, Virginia

• 1807: Graduated: The College of William and Mary
• 1809: Tyler was admitted to Virginia State the Bar
• 1813: Tyler served as a captain of a volunteer military company
• 1811-1816: Virginia House of Delegates
• 1816-1821:U.S. House of Representatives
• 1823-1825: Virginia State Legislator
• 1825-1827: Governor of Virginia
• 1827-1836: United States Senator (reelected in 1833)
• 1840: Elected vice presidential running mate to William Henry Harrison
• April 4, 1841: Upon President Harrison's death, Tyler became the new President
• 1861-1862: House of Representatives of the Confederate Congress
• Died: January 18, 1862 in Richmond, Virginia

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