On February 24, 1868, something extraordinary happened in the United States Congress.

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Andrew Johnson’s impeachment shows how removing a president can inflame tensions in an already divided nation.

As the impeachment inquiry of Trump unfolds, Johnson, never among America’s most famous presidents, though widely considered one of the worst, is attracting renewed attention.

Senators and their aides discuss the 1868 impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson in the main portion of this Senate Historical Society drawing.

The prosecution of President Andrew Johnson in 1868 was an attempt to restore faith in America’s original ideals.

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On this day in 1868, the Senate put Andrew Johnson, who had become the nation’s 17th president after Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, on trial following his impeachment by the House. With ...

Andrew Johnson back in spotlight for 1868 impeachment brush This 1865-1880 photo made available by the Library of Congress shows a damaged glass negative of President Andrew Johnson.

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He says that Johnson, denied the presidential nomination by his Democratic Party in 1868, “became even more aggressive” as a lame duck, for example issuing a blanket amnesty to all former ...

As the impeachment inquiry of Trump unfolds, Johnson, never among America’s most famous presidents, though widely considered one of the worst, is attracting renewed attention.