Martinus Van Buren
| Martinus Van Buren | |
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| Martin Van Buren | |
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| 8° Praeses Civitatum Foederatarum Americae | |
| 1837–1841 | |
| Antecessus a | Andreas Jackson |
| Secutus a | Gulielmus Henricus Harrison |
| Natus | 5 Decembris 1782 Columbia, Novi Eboraci |
| Obiit | 24 Iulii 1862 Urbs Novum Eboracum, Novi Eboraci |
| Praeses vicarius | Ricardus Johnson |
| Factio | Democratus |
| Uxor | Hannor Hoes Van Buren |
| Ars | iurisconsultus, vir civilis |
| Religio | Reformata Batava |
Martinus Van Buren (Columbiae in vico Kinderhook Novi Eboraci natus die 5 Decembris 1782; obiit Novi Eboraci die 24 Iulii 1862) fuit octavus Civitatum Foederatarum Americae praeses. Antea van Buren fuerat Novi Eboraci gubernator et in senatu legatus, Secretarius Civitatis Civitatum Foederatarum, id est negotiorum externorum minister et praeses vicarius. Agnomen suum fuit Old Kinderhook, quod in vico Kinderhook natus est.
Nexus externi [recensere]
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Martinum Van Buren spectant. |
- Biographia officialis Domus Albae (Anglice)
- Biographia apud biographias Congressus Civitatum Foederatarum Americae (Anglice)
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Haec stipula ad biographiam spectat. Amplifica, si potes! |
| Praesides Civitatum Foederatarum Americae |  |
| Washington | I Adams | Jefferson | Madison | Monroe | IQ Adams | Jackson | Van Buren | G Harrison | Tyler | Polk | Taylor | Fillmore | Pierce | Buchanan | Lincoln | A Johnson | Grant | Hayes | Garfield | Arthur | Cleveland | B Harrison | Cleveland | McKinley | T Roosevelt | Taft | Wilson | Harding | Coolidge | Hoover | F Roosevelt | Truman | Eisenhower | Kennedy | L Johnson | Nixon | Ford | Carter | Reagan | GHW Bush | Clinton | GW Bush | Obama |
| Praesides Vicarii Civitatum Foederatarum Americae |  |
| Adams • Jefferson • Burr • Clinton • Gerry • Tompkins • Calhoun • Van Buren • R. Johnson • Tyler • Dallas • Fillmore • King • Breckinridge • Hamlin • A. Johnson • Colfax • Wilson • Wheeler • Arthur • Hendricks • Morton • Stevenson • Hobart • Roosevelt • Fairbanks • Sherman • Marshall • Coolidge • Dawes • Curtis • Garner • Wallace • Truman • Barkley • Nixon • L. Johnson • Humphrey • Agnew • Ford • Rockefeller • Mondale • Bush • Quayle • Gore • Cheney• Biden |
Jefferson | Randolph | Pickering | I. Marshall | Madison | Smith | Monroe | Adams | Clay | Van Buren | Livingston | McLane | Forsyth | Webster | Upshur | Calhoun | Buchanan | Clayton | Webster | Everett | Marcy | Cass | Black | Seward | Washburne | Fish | Evarts | Blaine | Frelinghuysen | Bayard | Blaine | Foster | Gresham | Olney | Sherman | Day | Hay | Root | Bacon | Knox | Bryan | Lansing | Colby | Hughes | Kellogg | Stimson | Hull | Stettinius | Byrnes | G. Marshall | Acheson | Dulles | Herter | Rusk | Rogers | Kissinger | Vance | Muskie | Haig | Shultz | Baker | Eagleburger | Christopher | Albright | Powell | Rice | Clinton | Kerry
Georgius Clinton | Jay | Georgius Clinton | Lewis | Tompkins | Tayler | D. Clinton | Yates | D. Clinton | Pitcher | Van Buren | Throop | Marcy | Seward | Bouck | Wright | Young | Fish | Hunt | Seymour | Clark | King | Morgan | Seymour | Fenton | Hoffman | Dix I | Tilden | Robinson | Cornell | Cleveland | Hill | Flower | Morton | Black | T. Roosevelt | Odell | Higgins | Hughes | White | Dix II | Sulzer | Glynn | Whitman | Smith | Miller | Smith | F. D. Roosevelt | Lehman | Poletti | Dewey | Harriman | Rockefeller | Wilson | Carey | Cuomo | Pataki | Spitzer | Paterson | A. Cuomo
