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as the first bridge crossing a major river west of the
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pavement. He was the last surviving member of Taylor's cabinet. Upon
Johnson's death, the Supreme Court Bar unanimously issued a statement that praised Johnson for his contributions to the Court, and expressed their condolences for his sudden passing.
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President Johnson. Senator Johnson's report on the proceedings of the convention was entered into the record of President Johnson's impeachment trial. In the Senate, he also served on the
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1638:"REVERDY JOHNSON AT HOME.; A Conversation with the ExMinister to England. His Views on the Rejection of the Alabama-Claims Treaty. Effect of Mr. Sumner's Speeoh on the English Ministry and People"
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1461:"The Maryland Senatorship--Letter from Hon. Reverdy Johnson.; Hon. REVERDY JOHNSON, of Maryland, has written the following letter to Hon. JOHN LEB CARROLL, a member of the present State Senate"
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before a military tribunal. Surratt was convicted and executed for plotting and aiding
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1762:"LETTERS FROM PROMINENT DEMOCRATS.; GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS. REVERDY JOHNSON"
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Perley's Reminiscences of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis
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Patriots and Cosmopolitans: Hidden Histories of American Law
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Ghieselen) Johnson (1773–1847). His younger brothers were
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Ambassadors of the United States to the United Kingdom
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Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
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Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
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Democratic Party United States senators from Maryland
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Times, Special Dispatches To The New (6 April 1864).
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
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Gill, Richard W.; Johnson, John (1 September 1833).
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1240:"Hon. Reverdy Johnson Burnt in Effigy in Baltimore"
1091:"John Johnson (Johnson, John, 1798-1856, reporter)"
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1065:American President: An Online Reference Resource
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2012:Times, Special To The New York (16 July 1907).
1878:Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
1061:"Reverdy Johnson (1849–1850): Attorney General"
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2427:Articles and topics related to Reverdy Johnson
1988:"Huntington Williams, was health commissioner"
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2151:(11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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1790:"REVERDY JOHNSON ON ENGLAND'S PURCHASE"
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3078:United States senators from Maryland
2535:Presidency of William Henry Harrison
2508:1860 Constitutional Union Convention
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1734:"REVERDY JOHNSON ON ANDREW JOHNSON"
1433:"Reverdy Johnson on Reconstruction"
1133:– via catalog.hathitrust.org.
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3464:United States Attorneys General
2530:Presidency of John Quincy Adams
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2398:U.S. Minister to Great Britain
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1609:"Mr. Reverdy Johnson's Return"
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2232:where his papers are located.
2229:Guide to Research Collections
2069:"Reverdy Johnson (1796-1876)"
1517:"Reverdy Johnson (1796–1876)"
1095:onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu
630:presidential election of 1860
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1553:"Revendy Johnson in England"
1313:Vorenberg, Michael (2001),
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479:Attorney General of Maryland
380:St. John's College, Maryland
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1581:"Mr. Punch and Mr. Johnson"
1031:www.annapolisexperience.com
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1936:"THE LATE REVERDY JOHNSON"
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4079:William Ballard Preston
2199:Life of Reverdy Johnson
2148:Encyclopædia Britannica
2073:www.thelatinlibrary.com
1525:Office of the Historian
1216:Life of Reverdy Johnson
914:William H. Daingerfield
547:to ready himself for a
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4071:Secretary of the Navy
3025:Thomas M. T. McKennan
2355:U.S. Attorney General
2333:William Pinkney Whyte
2317:Thomas Holliday Hicks
2197:Steiner, Bernard C.,
2041:"Mr. Reverdy Johnson"
1294:The Lehrman Institute
1272:, 60 U.S. 393 (1857).
1214:Steiner, Bernard C.,
1202:, Vol.1, p.295 (1886)
1174:bioguide.congress.gov
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1198:Poore, Ben. Perley,
885:Thomas Fielder Bowie
867:Mrs. Reverdy Johnson
624:, Johnson supported
565:United States Senate
288:Green Mount Cemetery
4205:William M. Meredith
4003:William M. Meredith
2847:William M. Meredith
2662:1848 (Philadelphia)
2520:Second Party System
2466:National Republican
2408:John Lothrop Motley
2321:John A. J. Creswell
2187:Harris, William C.
2075:. THE LATIN LIBRARY
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1742:. 21 September 1875
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796:to the presidency.
704:Radical Republicans
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460:St. John's College.
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4861:Maryland Unionists
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4261:John J. Crittenden
4230:George W. Crawford
4157:Secretary of State
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4022:George W. Crawford
3967:Secretary of State
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2970:Samuel L. Southard
2951:John J. Crittenden
2933:John J. Crittenden
2902:George W. Crawford
2498:Anti-Masonic Party
2376:John J. Crittenden
2314:Served alongside:
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2171:Johnson, Reverdy,
2162:Johnson, Reverdy,
2103:. 14 February 1876
2100:The New York Times
2049:. 11 February 1876
2046:The New York Times
2019:The New York Times
1944:. 13 February 1876
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