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Also Known As John Taylor of Caroline
Born December 19, 1753? • Virginia
Died August 21, 1824 • Virginia
Title / Office United States Senate (1822-1824), United States • United States Senate (1803-1803), United States • United States Senate (1792-1794), United States
Notable Works “The Arator”
Subjects Of Study democracy
Role In Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
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