Harding (1921-1923), James Buchanan (1857-1861) and Franklin Pierce (1853-1857 ... and delivered a country that still stands. Lincoln confronted the secession of the southern states, the civil war, ...

and several truly terrible presidents – including Warren G Harding (1921-1923), James Buchanan (1857-1861) and Franklin Pierce (1853-1857). But what makes these presidents great or terrible? One ...

Similarly, during the Civil War, President James Buchanan's delayed actions in the aftermath of the election of Abraham Lincoln exacerbated tensions that ultimately led to the secession of ...

That year saw Republican Abraham Lincoln challenged by Democrat Stephen Douglas of Illinois, Breckinridge, who had been Vice President of the United States under President James Buchanan ... Turney ...

“This long delay caused problems. In the ‘secession winter’ after the election of Abraham Lincoln, President James Buchanan watched as secessionists seized federal forts and arsenals. By March 1861, ...

Multiple counties want to leave, and Indiana says come on over.

He emphasized that the failure to address these issues is leading Nigeria down a dangerous path, with groups calling for secession as a result of feeling marginalised and excluded from the ...

The vote, if it happens, would not be legally binding, and there is one huge and perhaps insurmountable hurdle to Californian secession: No such mechanism for states to leave the union currently ...

The ballot question, if successful at the polls, wouldn't make the Golden State an independent nation. In fact, some legal ...