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History of Presidential Elections Box:Without Heirloom Box a jet coming in forThe Times has been covering presidential campaigns since 1852, when Franklin Pierce, a former brigadier general in the Army, defeated Winford Scott to become the 14th U. S. president. Read about Gen. Ulysses S. Grants win in 1868, a Magnificent and Overwhelming Republican Triumph; Franklin D. Roosevelts four consecutive victories; and John F. Kennedys inaugural address with the memorable words, Ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can