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Born April 11, 1794 • Dorchester • Massachusetts
Died January 15, 1865 (aged 70) • Boston • Massachusetts
Title / Office United States Senate (1853-1854), United States • governor (1835-1839), Massachusetts
Political Affiliation Constitutional Union Party
Role In Gettysburg Address

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