This quiz tests PRESIDENTIAL MISTRESSES Nan Britton and Warren Harding. Nan wrote a best-selling book in 1927, titled 'The President's Daughter', which detailed stories of a sexual liaison she had with Warren Harding between 1917 (when she was barely 21 years old) and 1923. Nan's book reported the Harding's wife nearly caught them in the act in coat closet (a secret service agent, intervened) Harding's father once told his son, 'If you were a girl you'd always been in a family way - you can't say no.' Despite Harding's libidinous reputation, many historians now doubt Nan's claims. In 1923, with his administration's financial scandals filling the pages of newspapers, the president left Washington to tour of the West Coast and Alaska. He died in a San Francisco hotel room. The cause of death was reported as a stroke. Mrs. Harding had refused to have an autopsy done on her husband. Later an agent for the FBI published a report claiming that Harding's wife had poisoned him. History Knowledge Quizzes, Trivia, IQ Tests

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Nan Britton and Warren Harding. Nan wrote a best-selling book in 1927, titled 'The President's Daughter', which detailed stories of a sexual liaison she had with Warren Harding between 1917 (when she was barely 21 years old) and 1923. Nan's book reported the Harding's wife nearly caught them in the act in coat closet (a secret service agent, intervened) Harding's father once told his son, 'If you were a girl you'd always been in a family way - you can't say no.' Despite Harding's libidinous reputation, many historians now doubt Nan's claims. In 1923, with his administration's financial scandals filling the pages of newspapers, the president left Washington to tour of the West Coast and Alaska. He died in a San Francisco hotel room. The cause of death was reported as a stroke. Mrs. Harding had refused to have an autopsy done on her husband. Later an agent for the FBI published a report claiming that Harding's wife had poisoned him.

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Would the President in question be a Democrat ?

True False

Would the President in question be a Republican ?

True False

Would the relationship happen before being elected President?

True False

Would the relationship happen while in office as President?

True False

Would this affair take place in the 19th century?

True False

Would this affair take place in the 20th century?

True False

Would your lover be a beauty queen?

True False

Would your lover be a journalist?

True False

Would your lover be a show business performer?

True False

Would your lover be involved in some clerical or other service work?

True False

Would your lover be an American native?

True False

Would your lover be a heterosexual female?

True False

Would your lover be a homosexual male?

True False

Would your lover be under 21 years of age?

True False

Would your lover have inherited or married into wealth?

True False

Would your lover write a �kiss and tell memoir� or otherwise make public your affair?

True False

Would your lover suffer an untimely death?

True False

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