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Mary Abigail / Sam Houston / Donald R. Kennon / Theodore Frelinghuysen / Horace Greeley / Thurlow Weed / Lewis Cass / Franklin Pierce / G. Van Deusen / George Dallas / Andrew Jackson / Merrill D. Peterson / Salmon P. Chase / Abigail Powers / Mark J. Stefmaier / Roger Taney / Nathaniel Fillmore / Stephen A. Douglas / Richard M. Johnson / James K. Polk / Jefferson Davis / Zachary Taylor / Martin Van Buren / John Collier / Mark O. Hatfield / John Tyler / George H. Haynes / Hamilton Fish / Daniel Walker Howe / Isaac Bassett / Thomas Hart Benton / Daniel Webster / Stephen W. Stathis / Henry Foote / William Henry Seward / Arthur M. Schlesinger / Jr. / Silas Wright / Henry S. Foote / Henry Clay / Willie Mangum / Pro Tempore David Atchison / Missourian / Fillmore On / Van Deusen / John Quincy Adams / Robert J. Rayback / William Seward / John Marshall / William W. Freehling / John C. Calhoun / John Clayton / Phoebe Fillmore / Millard Fillmore / Thomas Jefferson / Ronald C. Moe / Edward Everett / Monroe / Elbert B. Smith / William Henry Harrison / Augustus Caesar / Caroline McIntosh / George M. Dallas / Winfield Scott / /
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American Historical Review / the New York Times / /
Vice Presidents of the United States Millard Fillmore[removed]Citation: Mark O. Hatfield, with the Senate Historical Office. Vice Presidents of the United States, [removed]Washington: U.S. Government Printing Offic