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   Abraham Lincoln

   | Abraham Lincoln | ... | Secretary of Treasury | Salmon P. Chase | 1861–1864 |
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   William H. Seward

   Abraham Lincoln appointed him Secretary of State in 1861 and he served until 1869. ... Secretary of the Treasury
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   William P. Fessenden

   President Abraham Lincoln appointed Fessenden United States Secretary of the Treasury upon Salmon P. Chase's resignation.
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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. ... Secretary of War
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   List of Amherst College people

   Representative David Stuart 1838 (Michigan) (President Abraham Lincoln appointed him brigadier general in Civil War) ... Edward Duffield Neill 1842, army and hospital chaplain in Union Army, Civil War; private secretary of presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson
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   Abraham Lincoln and religion

   The man who stood nearest to President Lincoln at Washington -- nearer than any clergyman or newspaper correspondent -- was his private secretary, Col. John G. Nicolay. ... ↑ Abraham Lincoln Online
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   Abraham Lincoln assassination

   The Secretary survived the attacks. ... Steers, Edward: Blood on the Moon: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
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   Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission

   The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission (ALBC) is a federally appointed 15-member commission focused on planning and commemorating the 200th birthday of the United States' 16th president. ... Panelists included Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr., Secretary Jack Kemp, Dr. Allen Guelzo, Susan Eisenhower and Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Governor's Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs Norman Bristol Colon.
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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. ... The second was to assassinate the president, Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State Seward in a plot to throw the government into electoral chaos.
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    Gettysburg Address

    Lincoln eventually gave this copy to his other personal secretary, John Hay, whose descendants donated both it and the Nicolay Copy to the Library of Congress in 1916. ... Abraham Lincoln Events

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Abraham Lincoln,
• William H. Seward,
• William P. Fessenden,
• Joseph Holt,
• List of Amherst College people,
• Abraham Lincoln and religion,
• Abraham Lincoln assassination,
• Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission,
• John Bingham,
• Gettysburg Address