Merry picks up where he left off in his popular biography of James K. Polk to chronicle the deleterious ... demeanor often put the cart before the horse, advocating immediate secession whether ...

Proud socialist Zohran Mamdani brought in nearly a million dollars in donations over the last two months — as his dark horse run for ... Adams (pictured). James Keivom Incumbent Mayor Eric ...

K&L Gates trailed behind with three ... Two of them—Scott Palmer and James Zimmerman—joined the firm as part of a 17-strong team from the now-defunct Beijing office of Perkins Coie in September.

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K&L Gates trailed behind with three ... Two of them—Scott Palmer and James Zimmerman—joined the firm as part of a 17-strong team from the now-defunct Beijing office of Perkins Coie in September.

(President James K Polk 1860 (Photo by ... Democrats chose him as their nominee in 1844. The original dark horse. What propelled Polk to the nomination and then past Henry Clay in the general ...

President James K. Polk. “Young Hickory,” as he was known after he defeated a political adversary of Andrew Jackson in a Tennessee congressional race, lacked the charisma or eloquence of other ...

Despite serving as speaker of the House of Representatives and governor of Tennessee, James Polk was considered a “dark horse” candidate when he won the election of 1844. When the new ...

While James K Polk did not coin the term ‘Manifest Destiny’ – a concept which propagated American expansion across the continent – he certainly pursued it with vim and vigour. Let’s take a closer look ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Now to “Young Hickory” - James K ... The original Dark Horse President soon went to work. Shortly before Polk took the reins, Congress passed a resolution ...

Considered by historians to have been the first "dark horse" president, James Polk was a relative unknown prior to his run for high office ("Who is James K. Polk?" was a common refrain from his ...