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Did Franklin Pierce ever end a war?
The US was not at war while Pierce was the President. Pierce saw action in the Mexican War and served in the army until the war ended before he was president
Did Franklin Pierce ever get a new vice president?
no. He served most of his term without a vice-president.
Can you get pictures of Franklin Pierce his wife and his 3 kids?
You can find easily find pictures of Franklin Pierce and his wife Jane Pierce on the internet and elsewhere. See the related link for a picture of young Benjamin Pierce with his mother. He died at age 14 in 1853.
Are their any deguerreotypes of Franklin Pierce with a beard?
I do not think so. I do not think he ever grew a beard except perhaps on vacation.
Why did Franklin Pierce like fishing?
It was a leisure time activity, something to when he did have to work. I do not think he ever explained why he liked it, I would guess that he liked being in the outdoors and the challenge and thrill of catching fish.
Who is pierce plus will plus Bruce plus fin?
Pierce Will Bruce Fin are best friends! coolest people ever
What can you pierce yourself?
You can pierce just about anything on your body by yourself. However it isn't recommended that you do pierce anything without proper tools or training. But if you insist, most luck with self-piercing is found with piercing of the ears. If you are verylucky and have some experience, nose or lip may turn out okay. Never EVER attempt belly button, tongue, or any other unmentionables. It will almost always get infected and disgusting. So overall, pay to have it done, you won't regret it.
Was Franklin D. Roosevelt ever divorced?
no Franklin and Eleanor was never divorced
Was the name Franklin ever a state?
no
Did iron ever have any strange uses?
no
Will paul pierce ever be traded?
no he's a Celtic til retirement
Has an incumbent president ever lost the nomination for their party?
Yes, there have been instances where an incumbent president has lost the nomination for their party. One notable example is President Franklin Pierce, who failed to secure the Democratic Party's nomination for a second term in 1856.
