Martin Van Buren, the eighth president of the United ... That machine, known as the Albany Regency, revolutionized the practice of politics in the United States. Through the innovative use of ...

Martin Van Buren was born to Dutch parents in a town near Albany, New York, in 1782. He was the first president to never spend a day under British rule. • Van Buren’s father owned a tavern and ...

Despite his administration’s successful push in outlawing bigamy and legalizing divorce, President Martin Van Buren ... The preferred annex for the Albany elite, Van Buren’s residence would ...

Ex-President MARTIN VAN BUREN died at his residence at Lindenwold ... who formed that power in politics subsequently known as the Albany Regency. A strife in Gen. JACKSON's Cabinet, which ...

Information about the nation's first ladies and President Martin Van Buren ... His wife, Hannah Hoes Van Buren, like her husband a Kinderhook native, died in 1819 in Albany. But former first ...

Miles from Pittsfield: 39 About Van Buren: In an election year, it's only fitting to remember the men who previously led this country. Before and after he occupied 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in Washington ...

Martin Van Buren, eighth president of the United States ... but a “regency” — which is what his regime was called: the “Albany Regency.” Van Buren pre-dated the party system, but ...

The pleasant little village of Kinderhook, on the far up Hudson, long since made famous as the birthplace and residence of MARTIN VAN BUREN ... from this City and Albany. Among the number was ...