William R. King

[sha:9268b0fd445c8c54] A scan from Robert Caro's Master of the Senate of George Healy's Webster's Reply to Hayne

[sha:130ae1c0ec963c4d] This engraving depicts the Golden Age of the United States Senate in the Old Senate Chamber, site of many of the institution's most memorable events. Here, Henry Clay, "the Great Compromiser," introdu

[sha:c1a412b528267f4a] Henry Clay addressing the U.S. Senate, Daniel Webster is seated to the left of Clay, John C. Calhoun is to the left of the Speaker's chair

[sha:2ece277eb604f553] Oil on canvas portrait of William R. King (April 7, 1786 – April 18, 1853), 36 by 29.25 inches (91.4 cm × 74.3 cm)

[sha:629bac473ebd9bb5] U.S. Senator William R. King

[sha:57495cae50c9671b] Engraving of then–U.S. Senator William R. King (1786–1853), who died several weeks after becoming vice president of the United States.

[sha:9ce0eaaf354bc567] Crypt of William R. King, 13th Vice-President of the United States, in Live Oak Cemetery, Selma, Alabama.

[sha:b4e7f37842261b2d] This engraving depicts the Golden Age of the United States Senate in the Old Senate Chamber, site of many of the institution's most memorable events. Here, Henry Clay, "the Great Compromiser," introdu