The Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge · Character
Benjamin Harrison
President referenced in Coolidge's discussion of late 19th-century politics.
minor
Also known as Harrison
First appearance: iii the law and politics
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With George Washington (psychological): Harrison was compared to Washington as a fellow president and historical figure. With Carrie A. Brown (family): Carrie A. Brown was likely a relative or close family associate of…
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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- Breaking point
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- Closing
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- George Washington
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- Carrie A. Brown
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