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- William_R._King abstract "William Rufus DeVane King (April 7, 1786 – April 18, 1853) was an American politician and diplomat. He was the 13th Vice President of the United States for six weeks in 1853 before his death. Earlier he had been elected as a U.S. Representative from North Carolina and a Senator from Alabama. He also served as Minister to France during the reign of King Louis Phillippe.A Democrat, he was a Unionist and his contemporaries considered him to be a moderate on the issues of sectionalism, slavery, and westward expansion that contributed to the American Civil War. He helped draft the Compromise of 1850. He is the only United States executive official to take the oath of office on foreign soil; inaugurated in Havana, Cuba due to poor health. King died of tuberculosis after 45 days in office. With the exceptions of John Tyler and Andrew Johnson—both of whom succeeded to the Presidency—he is the shortest-serving Vice President.King was the only Vice President from the State of Alabama and held the highest political office of any Alabamian in American history. He was the third vice-president to die in office.".
- William_R._King birthDate "1786-04-07".
- William_R._King birthPlace Sampson_County,_North_Carolina.
- William_R._King birthYear "1786".
- William_R._King deathDate "1853-04-18".
- William_R._King deathPlace Dallas_County,_Alabama.
- William_R._King deathPlace Selma,_Alabama.
- William_R._King deathYear "1853".
- William_R._King thumbnail William_Rufus_DeVane_King_1839_portrait.jpg?width=300.
- William_R._King viafId "61410158".
- William_R._King wikiPageExternalLink sec09.html.
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- William_R._King wikiPageID "89133".
- William_R._King wikiPageRevisionID "643591477".
- William_R._King after Benjamin_Fitzpatrick.
- William_R._King after Charles_Hooks.
- William_R._King after David_Rice_Atchison.
- William_R._King after Dixon_Hall_Lewis.
- William_R._King after John_C._Breckinridge.
- William_R._King after Richard_Rush.
- William_R._King after Samuel_L._Southard.
- William_R._King almaMater University_of_North_Carolina_at_Chapel_Hill.
- William_R._King alongside "Dixon H. Lewis, Benjamin Fitzpatrick and Jeremiah Clemens".
- William_R._King alongside "John Williams Walker, William Kelly, Henry H. Chambers, Israel Pickens, John McKinley, Gabriel Moore, Clement C. Clay and Arthur P. Bagby".
- William_R._King before Arthur_P._Bagby.
- William_R._King before David_Rice_Atchison.
- William_R._King before John_Tyler.
- William_R._King before Lewis_Cass.
- William_R._King before Thomas_S._Kenan.
- William_R._King before William_Orlando_Butler.
- William_R._King before "New office".
- William_R._King birthName "William Rufus DeVane King".
- William_R._King birthPlace "Sampson County, North Carolina, U.S.".
- William_R._King caption "Portrait of King, painted by George Cooke in 1839.".
- William_R._King class "2".
- William_R._King class "3".
- William_R._King dateOfBirth "1786-04-07".
- William_R._King dateOfDeath "1853-04-18".
- William_R._King deathDate "1853-04-18".
- William_R._King deathPlace "Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, U.S.".
- William_R._King district "5".
- William_R._King hasPhotoCollection William_R._King.
- William_R._King imagesize "245".
- William_R._King name "King, William R.".
- William_R._King order President_pro_tempore_of_the_United_States_Senate.
- William_R._King order United_States_Ambassador_to_France.
- William_R._King order United_States_Senate.
- William_R._King order "13".
- William_R._King order "Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's 5th district".
- William_R._King order "from Alabama".
- William_R._King otherparty "Democratic-Republican".
- William_R._King party Democratic_Party_(United_States).
- William_R._King placeOfBirth Sampson_County,_North_Carolina.
- William_R._King placeOfDeath Dallas_County,_Alabama.
- William_R._King placeOfDeath Selma,_Alabama.
- William_R._King predecessor Arthur_P._Bagby.
- William_R._King predecessor David_Rice_Atchison.
- William_R._King predecessor John_Tyler.
- William_R._King predecessor Lewis_Cass.
- William_R._King predecessor Millard_Fillmore.
- William_R._King predecessor Thomas_S._Kenan.
- William_R._King predecessor "None".
- William_R._King president Franklin_Pierce.
- William_R._King shortDescription "American politician".
- William_R._King signature "William R King Signature.svg".
- William_R._King signatureAlt "Cursive signature in ink".
- William_R._King state "Alabama".
- William_R._King state "North Carolina".
- William_R._King successor Benjamin_Fitzpatrick.
- William_R._King successor Charles_Hooks.
- William_R._King successor David_Rice_Atchison.
- William_R._King successor Dixon_Hall_Lewis.
- William_R._King successor John_C._Breckinridge.
- William_R._King successor Richard_Rush.
- William_R._King successor Samuel_L._Southard.
- William_R._King term "--03-04".
- William_R._King term "--07-01".
- William_R._King term "--12-14".
- William_R._King term "1844".
- William_R._King termEnd "1841-03-04".
- William_R._King termEnd "1852-12-20".
- William_R._King termEnd "1853-04-18".
- William_R._King termStart "1836-07-01".
- William_R._King termStart "1850-05-06".
- William_R._King termStart "1853-03-04".
- William_R._King title Democratic_Party_(United_States).
- William_R._King title List_of_United_States_Democratic_Party_presidential_tickets.
- William_R._King title President_pro_tempore_of_the_United_States_Senate.
- William_R._King title United_States_Ambassador_to_France.
- William_R._King title Vice_President_of_the_United_States.
- William_R._King title "President pro tempore of the United States Senate".
- William_R._King wordnet_type synset-incumbent-noun-1.
- William_R._King years "--03-04".
- William_R._King years "--04-09".
- William_R._King years "--05-06".
- William_R._King years "--07-01".
- William_R._King years "--12-14".
- William_R._King years "1852".
- William_R._King description "American politician".
- William_R._King description "American politician".