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   Abraham Lincoln

   The Life and Writings of Abraham Lincoln. ... | Edwin M. Stanton | 1862–1865 |
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   William H. Seward

   Abraham Lincoln appointed him Secretary of State in 1861 and he served until 1869. ... Simon Cameron (1861-1862) • Edwin M. Stanton (1862-1865)
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   Andrew Johnson

   Since Lincoln had appointed Stanton, it was claimed, the applicability of the act had already run its course. ... | President | Abraham Lincoln |
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   Edwin M. Stanton

   A steam engine, built in 1862, was named the "E. M. Stanton" in honor of the new Secretary of War. ... Cabinet of President Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865) Vice President
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   Abraham Lincoln assassination

   The crowd around the bed knelt for a prayer, and when they were finished, Stanton said "Now he belongs to the ages." ... Abraham Lincoln
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   William P. Fessenden

   President Abraham Lincoln appointed Fessenden United States Secretary of the Treasury upon Salmon P. Chase's resignation. ... Simon Cameron (1861-1862) • Edwin M. Stanton (1862-1865)
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   John Bingham

   President Abraham Lincoln appointed him Judge Advocate of the Union Army with the rank of Major in 1864, and he became Solicitor of the United States Court of Claims in 1865. ... When the trials for the conspirators involved in the Lincoln assassination were ready to start, Bingham's old friend from Cadiz, Edwin Stanton, appointed him to serve as Assistant Judge Advocate General along with General Henry Burnett, another Assistant Judge Advocate General, and Joseph Holt, the Judge Advocate General.
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   Joseph Holt

   In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln appointed Holt as Judge Advocate General of the Union Army; at the same time Holt was promoted to major-general. ... Jeremiah S. Black (1857-1860) • Edwin M. Stanton (1860-1861)
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   Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War

   L-R: Edwin M. Stanton, Salmon P. Chase, Abraham Lincoln, Gideon Welles, Caleb Smith, William H. Seward, Montgomery Blair and Edward Bates ... Of special importance were Tennessee, where Lincoln appointed Andrew Johnson as governor, and Louisiana where Lincoln tried a plan that would restore the state when 10% of the voters agreed.
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    James Speed

    In December 1864, President Abraham Lincoln appointed Speed Attorney General of the United States. ... Simon Cameron (1861-1862) • Edwin M. Stanton (1862-1865)

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• Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War,
• James Speed