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1837–1908 · 22nd & 24th President of the United States (1885–1889; 1893–1897)

Also known as: Grover Cleveland Jr., Präsident Cleveland, President Cleveland, S. Grover Cleveland, Stephen G. Cleveland, Stephen Grover Cleveland

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Theodore Roosevelt1858–1919
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Wrote presidential messages and political essays alongside outdoor and hunting sketches, much like Cleveland's state papers and sporting writings. (AI reason)
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William Howard Taft1857–1930
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His reflections on executive power in 'Our Chief Magistrate and His Powers' parallel Cleveland's 'Presidential Problems'. (AI reason)
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Benjamin Harrison1833–1901
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A contemporary of Cleveland in the Gilded Age whose presidential messages and 'This Country of Ours' address the same constitutional and administrative questions. (AI reason)
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Woodrow Wilson1856–1924
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Wrote analytical studies of American government and executive practice in a sober, constitutional tone. (AI reason)
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Ulysses S. Grant1822–1885
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His plain, direct prose in memoirs and official papers belongs to the same nineteenth-century presidential writing tradition. (AI reason)
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William Jennings Bryan1860–1925
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His speeches on the silver question are the direct counterpoint to Cleveland's message on repealing the Sherman Silver Purchase Act. (AI reason)
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Henry van Dyke1852–1933
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His genial angling essays such as 'Little Rivers' share the mood of Cleveland's 'Fishing and Shooting Sketches'. (AI reason)
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James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce1838–1922
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'The American Commonwealth' examines the Gilded Age presidency and federal government that Cleveland's state papers deal with. (AI reason)
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Calvin Coolidge1872–1933
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His terse speeches and autobiography share Cleveland's themes of fiscal restraint and civic duty. (AI reason)
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