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   Abraham Lincoln

   Slade • Reynolds • Snyder • Reynolds • Smith • Bissell • Washburne • Arnold • Wentworth • Judd • Farwell • Rice • Caulfield • Aldrich • Dunham • Taylor • Aldrich • Mann • Emerich • Madden • De Priest • Mitchell • Dawson • Metcalfe • Stewart • Washington • Hayes • Rush ... Abraham Lincoln
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   James Mitchell (American politician)

   Lincoln appointed Mitchell as Commissioner of Emigration on August 4, 1862. In this capacity he oversaw the establishment of colonies abroad for freed slaves. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   Robert Byington Mitchell

   After recovery, U. S. President Abraham Lincoln appointed him as a brigadier general to rank from April 8, 1862, and he was given command of a mixed brigade at Fort Riley. ... | Robert Byington Mitchell |
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   William P. Fessenden

   President Abraham Lincoln appointed Fessenden United States Secretary of the Treasury upon Salmon P. Chase's resignation. ... Holmes • Parris • Holmes • Shepley • Dana • Williams • Fairfield • Moor • Hamlin • Nourse • Hamlin • Morrill • Hamlin • E. Hale • Johnson • F. Hale • Brewster • Payne • Muskie • Mitchell • Snowe
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   Cultural depictions of Abraham Lincoln

   In the comic book series Ex Machina, New York City mayor Mitchell Hundred faces a political crisis when the Brooklyn Museum displays a portrait of Lincoln with a racial slur imposed over it. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   Abraham Lincoln on slavery

   He appointed James Mitchell as his Commissioner of Emigration to oversee colonization projects from 1861 through 1865. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   List of Amherst College people

   Representative David Stuart 1838 (Michigan) (President Abraham Lincoln appointed him brigadier general in Civil War) ... Translator, anthologist, poet, and author Stephen Mitchell 1964(?)
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   Dakota War of 1862

   Due to the demands of the Civil War, repeated appeals for assistance were necessary before President Abraham Lincoln appointed General John Pope to lead troops from the 3rd Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment and 4th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment to quell the violence. ... 1st Lt Christopher Hansen's Company "Cedar Valley Rangers" of the 5th Iowa State Militia, Mitchell Co, Iowa
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   James Speed

   In December 1864, President Abraham Lincoln appointed Speed Attorney General of the United States. ... Randolph • Bradford • Lee • Lincoln • Breckinridge • Rodney • Pinkney • Rush • Wirt • Berrien • Taney • Butler • Grundy • Gilpin • Crittenden • Legaré • Nelson • Mason • Clifford • Toucey • Johnson • Crittenden • Cushing • Black • Stanton • Bates • Speed • Stanberry • Evarts • Hoar • Akerman • Williams • Pierrepont • Taft • Devens • MacVeagh • Brewster • Garland • Miller • Olney • Harmon • McKenna • Griggs • Knox • Moody • Bonaparte • Wickersham • McReynolds • Gregory • Palmer • Daugherty • Stone • Sargent • W D Mitchell • Cummings • Murphy • Jackson • Biddle • T C Clark • McGrath • McGranery • Brownell • Rogers • Kennedy • Katzenbach • W R Clark • J N Mitchell • Kleindienst • Richardson • Saxbe • Levi • Bell • Civiletti • Smith • Meese • Thornburgh • Barr • Reno • Ashcroft • Gonzales • Mukasey • Holder (presumed)
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    Truman Smith

    In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln appointed Smith judge of the Court of Arbitration under the treaty of 1862 with Great Britain for the suppression of the slave trade which he served as until 1870. ... Class 3: Johnson • Sherman • Mitchell • Trumbull • Tracy • Goodrich • Daggett • Lanman • Willey • Tomlinson • P. Smith • Niles • T. Smith • Gillette • Foster • Ferry • English • Barnum • Platt • Brandegee • Bingham • Lonergan • Danaher • McMahon • Purtell • Bush • Ribicoff • C. Dodd

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• Abraham Lincoln,
• James Mitchell (American politician),
• Robert Byington Mitchell,
• William P. Fessenden,
• Cultural depictions of Abraham Lincoln,
• Abraham Lincoln on slavery,
• List of Amherst College people,
• Dakota War of 1862,
• James Speed,
• Truman Smith