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12th President of the United States (1849–1850)
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Preceded byHenry Clay

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Succeeded byWinfield Scott

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Preceded byJames K. Polk

President of the United States 1849–1850

Succeeded byMillard Fillmore

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showvte(← 1844)   1848 United States presidential election   (1852 →)Whig Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Zachary Taylor
Vice President: Millard Fillmore
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John M. Clayton
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