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James Buchanan was born in Stony Batter, Pennsylvania on April 23rd, 1791.

Just prior to the outbreak of the American Civil War, President James Buchanan did not use force to try to prevent the Southern states from seceding from the Union. Believing secession to be illegal, but also believing that the Federal government had no right to use force to prevent secession, President Buchanan alienated both Southerners and Northerners in his final months in office before Abraham Lincoln was sworn in (in March 1865) as the country's next president.

U.S. President, from Pennsylvania. Only President to be a bachelor.

This coin would have to be seen before an accurate estimate of value could be made.

Buchanan was 65 when he was elected in 1856.

US President James Buchanan has not been treated well by history. What he did contribute was that he won the 1856 presidential election defeating the radical Republican John Fremont. Fremont would have been a disaster for the US. With that said, there is one important contribution by Buchanan. He could have recognized the Confederacy and he made the right choice in not doing so.

Buchanan was the 15th President serving from 1857 to 1861.

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He didn't any military experience except for a few days in a special militia unit that was raised to defend Baltimore from the British during the War of 1812. When the British left the area, the group disbanded.

Jackson was a candidate for president three times.

The first time in 1824 there was no national campaign and the other regional candidates were William Crawford, Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams.

In 1828, Jackson's opponent was the incumbent John Quincy Adams.

In 1832, Henry Clay was the opposition

James Buchanan (Democrat) was the 15th President of the US, elected in 1857 - he defeated John Fremont in the general election. By the way, Mr Buchanan was the only US president who never married.

In the U.S. Presidential election of 2000, Pat Buchanan was on every state's ballot except Michigan and the District of Columbia.

He was engaged ; they quarreled ; she broke off the engagement. Shortly thereafter she died, possibly a suicide. Her father blamed him for her death and Buchanan wrote that his happiness was buried with her. The details were never known. Some guess that she heard some unfounded rumors about him.

Many of Buchanan's letters were destroyed according to his direction after he died.

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Her name was Anne Coleman. She died suddenly soon after they broke off the engagement. Suicide is possible. Her father blamed the death on James and would not let him attend the funeral. No one seems sure of what happened.

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His full name is James Buchanan, Jr.