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Also Known As Benjamin Franklin Wade
Born October 27, 1800 • Springfield • Massachusetts
Died March 2, 1878 (aged 77) • Martins Ferry • Ohio
Title / Office United States Senate (1851-1869), United States
Political Affiliation Radical Republican • Republican Party • Whig Party
Role In Wade-Davis Bill

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