President John Calvin "Silent Cal" Coolidge, II
Birth | 07/04/1872 | |||
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Occup | 1907-1908 | ![]() | ||
Occup | 1910-1911 | Northampton Mayor | ![]() | |
Occup | 1912-1915 | ![]() | ||
Occup | 1916-1919 | ![]() | ||
Occup | 1919-1921 | ![]() | ||
Election | 1920 | USA Presidential Election | ![]() | |
Occup | 1921-1923 | ![]() | ||
Occup | 1923-1929 | ![]() | ||
Election | 1924 | USA Presidential Election | ![]() | |
Reside | 1927 | |||
Death | 01/05/1933 | Cause: coronary thrombosis | ||
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Coolidge was born in Plymouth, Vermont, of a family of very moderate means. They were of old Yankee stock and were members the Congregational Church. Dr. Bonnell seizes upon three incidents m Coolidge’s life to give evidence of the religion of this man. (He is very effusive about the religious nature of Coolidge and Hoover also.)
When was a boy his mother died. There is a scene of the family gathered around the bed in prayer. To Dr. Bonnell this is of great significance. Coolidge read the Bible regularly to his grandfather. The grandfather's favorite Book was the Gospel According to John. When his father administered the oath of office to him, Coolidge opened the Bible to the Book of John, placed his hand on it, and took the oath. While... Read More