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Drawing extensively on primary sources, including presidential papers, Kaufman maintains that this evolution has followed a path similar to that of the presidency itself. He shows that most have had fascinating post-presidential careers filled with both accomplishment and failure, and that in some cases their lives after leaving office were as important historically as their careers as president and give new insights into their personalities.

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University Press of Kansas
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English
Pages
646

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Presidents, Retirement, Ex-presidents, History, Presidents, united states
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United States

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Table of Contents

The republican ideal of the post-presidency : Washington, Adams, and Jefferson
From the republican to the democratic ideal of the post-presidency : Madison, Monroe, and Quincy Adams
Former presidents as partisan politicians : Jackson, Van Buren, and Tyler
Doughface former presidents : Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan
Former presidents in an age of transition : Johnson and Grant
Former presidents and the emergent modern presidency : Hayes, Cleveland I, and Harrison
The post-presidency and the modern presidency : Cleveland II and Roosevelt
Former presidents as symbols of an era : Taft, Wilson, and Coolidge
The modern post-presidency : Hoover
The office of ex-president : Truman
The limits of the office of ex-president : Eisenhower and Johnson
The mass marketing of the post-presidency : Nixon and Ford
Citizen/politician of the world : Carter, Reagan
Epilogue : Bush and Clinton.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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973.09/9, B
Library of Congress
E176.1 .K38 2012, E176.1.K38 2012, E176.1 .K33 2012

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p. cm.
Number of pages
646

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OL25339846M
Internet Archive
postpresidencyfr0000kauf
ISBN 13
9780700618613
LCCN
2012019510
OCLC/WorldCat
788282821

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