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Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson is one of those presidents who can’t get away with merely being forgotten; he is no Pierce or Fillmore, whom the general public knows nothing about. If Johnson is mentioned, his reputation is closer to that of his … Continue reading
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Tagged 1860s, Andrew Johnson, Annette Gordon-Reed, biography, Hail to the Chief, history, Reconstruction, Tennessee
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