The President who Wouldn't RetireCoward-McCann, 1967 - 319 strán (strany) Concerns the sixth President of the U.S., John Quincy Adams, who not only ran for the House of Representatives after his term as President, but forged a new career in Congress. |
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... John Davis of Norfolk . Between glasses of punch strongly laced with Madeira ... Quincy . Later that evening , he had a talk with Everett . " What do you say ... John Quincy . Adams was spading in his garden the next afternoon when he was ...
... John Davis of Norfolk . Between glasses of punch strongly laced with Madeira ... Quincy . Later that evening , he had a talk with Everett . " What do you say ... John Quincy . Adams was spading in his garden the next afternoon when he was ...
Strana 86
... John Quincy and Louisa Adams was thirty - one and married to Mary Hellen , a first cousin on his mother's side ... John's health had been declining for two years . His father had blamed the malarial climate of Washington and had urged ...
... John Quincy and Louisa Adams was thirty - one and married to Mary Hellen , a first cousin on his mother's side ... John's health had been declining for two years . His father had blamed the malarial climate of Washington and had urged ...
Strana 308
... John Quincy Adams . New York , 1930 . Buell , Walter , J. R. Giddings , a Sketch . Cleveland , 1882 . Burgess , J. W. , The Middle Period . New York , 1897 . Clark , Bennett Champ , John Quincy Adams , " Old Man Eloquent . " Boston ...
... John Quincy Adams . New York , 1930 . Buell , Walter , J. R. Giddings , a Sketch . Cleveland , 1882 . Burgess , J. W. , The Middle Period . New York , 1897 . Clark , Bennett Champ , John Quincy Adams , " Old Man Eloquent . " Boston ...
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