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The Hayes Administration

Presidents, 1877-1881

Rutherford B. Hayes intended for his administration to be a time of healing following the hatred of the Civil War, the bitterness of Reconstruction and the rank corruption of the Grant years.

The president was successful in ending reconstruction, raising the issue of civil service reform, staving off the inflationary financial proposals of the Democrats, combating Congressional effort to restrict black rights, and easing tensions in foreign affairs. Hayes, however, offended many by his handling of a railroad strike.

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In 1938 Harcourt Morgan became the new head of the Authority, followed in 1941 by Lilienthal. By 1941 TVA had become the largest producer of electrical power in the United States.
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The Bush Administration
... from the 54th Presidential Election) 20 January 2001 to 20 January 2005 Links to the Executive Branch Executive PRESIDENT George Walker Bush of Texas 20 January 2001: Inauguration VICE PRESIDENT Richard Bruce Cheney of Wyoming 20 January 2001 ...
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The Rutherford B. Hayes Family-Hayes Historical Articles from the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
... the first time any President had crossed the continent while in office."11 The Hayes sons, particularly Birchard and Webb, were very interested in sports. A youthful letter from Birchard lamented that he dreaded growing up because he would be ...
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