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Presidential hopefuls frequently claim they are qualified because their job experience is the same as a great president. However they ignore the failed presidents who shared the same pathway. This book evaluates all the presidents systematically to determine how prior professional experience influences presidential performance.
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Resumes of the Presidents
George Washington
âThe American Cincinnatusâ
February 22, 1732âDecember 14, 1799
Mount Vernon
3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
Mount Vernon, Virginia 22309
Education
1749 | College of William and Mary, Surveyorâs Certificate |
Political Experience
1789â1797 | First President of the United States |
1787 | President, Constitutional Convention |
1775 | Delegate, Second Continental Congress |
1774 | Delegate, First Continental Congress |
1758â1775 | Member, Virginia House of Burgesses |
1755 | Losing Candidate, Virginia House of Burgesses |
Other Work Experience
1759â1775 | Plantation owner |
1775â1783 | General, Continental Army |
1770 | Justice of the Peace, Fairfax County |
1752â1758 | Militia Major, Virginia Regiment, 1753 Colonel, Virginia Regiment, 1755 |
1749â1750 | Culpepper County Surveyor |
Afterward
1797â1799 | Plantation owner |
1797â1799 | Owner, largest whiskey distillery in the United States |
1798â1799 | Senior Officer, US Army |
1788â1799 | Chancellor, College of William and Mary |
John Adams, Junior
âHis Rotundityâ
October 30, 1735âJuly 4, 1826
Peacefield
135 Adams Street
Quincy, Massachusetts 02169
Education
Honorary LLD | Harvard, 1781 |
AM | Harvard College, 1758 Admitted to Bar, 1758 |
BA | Harvard College, 1751â1755 |
Political Experience
1800 | Losing candidate, President of the United States |
17... |
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- One  Preparing for Greatness
- Two  Generally Popular: Military Experience
- Three  Heir Apparent: Vice Presidents
- Four  Washington Insiders: Members of Congress
- Five  From the Mansion to the White House: Governors
- Six  The Chosen Ones: Presidential Appointees
- Seven  The Business of the Presidency: Nonpolitical Experience
- Eight  Modeling Greatness: Evaluating the Pathways to the Presidency
- Appendix: Resumes of the Presidents
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index