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See also: American See also: political See also: leader, was See also: born at Warsaw, See also: Kentucky, on the 18th of See also: January 1818
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He graduated at the See also: Illinois See also: College at See also: Jacksonville in 1838, was admitted to the See also: bar, and entered politics as a Whig
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From 1842 to 1845 and again in 1849 he served in the See also: state See also: House of Representatives
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He was a representative in Congress in 1851-18J5, but having become a Republican, was defeated for a third See also: term
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From 1861 to 1865 he was governor of Illinois, and was successful in enlisting troops and in checking the strong See also: pro-See also: Southern sentiment in the state
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He was a member of the See also: United States Senate in 1865-71, and was prominent in Reconstruction legislation
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He died at St See also: Louis,
See also: Missouri, on the 27th of See also: November 1873
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His son See also: Richard (b
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186o) was governor of Illinois from 1901 to 1905
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