How To Use James Buchanan In A Sentence
- So, in an effort to unite the party, Stephen Douglas offered to withdraw. James Buchanan got his votes and the nomination.
- Pierce's other opponent for the Democratic nomination was James Buchanan of Pennsylvania. Buchanan was a northerner who would probably leave the South alone.
- Nor is he even a James Buchanan, who took a position on the subjectivism of costs compatible with that of the praxeological school. Mises Institute Daily Articles (Full-text version)
- This is the wisdom of 1986 Nobel Laureate James Buchanan, one of the most prolific and original economists of the twentieth century.
- A historian remembers the mid-'70s, as well as his struggles to complete a biography of President James Buchanan.
- This week on our series, we tell more about James Buchanan. And we discuss his influence in the Supreme Court ruling in the case of a slave from Missouri named Dred Scott.
- Some forty-five years later, when Harriet Lane -- the niece and White House hostess of the bachelor President James Buchanan (and the first to be called "First Lady") popularized what was called the "low-neck lace bertha" it set off something of a popular style -- yet when her immediate successor Mary Lincoln wore shoulderless, armless dresses, she was criticized as "showing off her bosom. Carl Sferrazza Anthony: Hello Dolley! And Jackie and Mamie and Nancy....A Brief History of Showing 'Skin' In The White House
- So, in an effort to unite the party, Stephen Douglas offered to withdraw. James Buchanan got his votes and the nomination.
