James Madison, Jr. Height: 5′ 4″ (The shortest ever U.S. President) March 16, 1751 – June 28, 1836 James Madison is hailed as the “Father of the Constitution” for being instrumental in the drafting of the United States Constitution, as well as the key champion and author of the United States Bill of Rights. The [...]

Indiana Governor William Henry Harrison William Henry Harrison Height: 5′ 8″ February 9, 1773 – April 4, 1841 A clever politician and fearsome frontier General, Harrison moved to Vincennes, the capital of the newly established Indiana Territory, on January 10, 1801. While in Vincennes, Harrison built a plantation style home he named Grouseland for its [...]

Tenskwatawa Height: Shorter than Tecumseh His father died before he was born resulting in his mother leaving the family shortly after. The small, weak and shy, Lalawethika grew up without the guidance of his parents. Young Lalawethika was then dependent on his siblings to teach him the Shawnee ways. He was not close to his [...]

Tecumseh Height: Unknown By the time Tecumseh was a man he had fought in many battles against Americans, losing both his father and older brother through frontier warfare. He was an accomplished warrior of the Kispokotho War Clan of the Shawnee Tribe, who did not believe in the wanton slaughter of innocents. Tecumseh was an [...]

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Product: Tecumseh – 25-cent Circulation 10-pack (2012) Submitted at: Royal Canadian Mint Tecumseh quarters are fantastic! by Dave the comic book writer. from Windsor, ON on 1/29/2013 Pros: One Of A Kind, Good Value, Unique, Great Quality, Attractive Design Was this a gift?: No I am currently writing a biographical comic book series about his [...]

Who won the war of 1812? That is perhaps the most complicated question you could pose concerning this topic. There were four major participants in this war arranged into two sides. It was a war that the United States declared against Great Britain and her North American allies and colonies. The war and it’s result [...]

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