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Walker, Robert John
1801 - Born on the 23rd of July at Northumberland, Pennsylvania U.S.A.
1819 - He graduated at the University of Pennsylvania.
1836 - He was part of the United States Senate as a Unionist Democrat.
1837 - He was voted for the recognition of the Republic of Texas.
1845 - He was the U.S. Secretary of Treasury.
1849 - He was generally recognized as the most influential member of the President's Cabinet.
- He left as a Secretary of Treasury.
1857 - He was appointed governor of Kansas Territory
- He resigned as a governor of Kansas Territory (November).
1863 - He supported the Union during the American Civil War.
1864 - He practiced law in Washington D.C.
1869 - Died at the age of 68 at Washington D.C.
1819 - He graduated at the University of Pennsylvania.
1836 - He was part of the United States Senate as a Unionist Democrat.
1837 - He was voted for the recognition of the Republic of Texas.
1845 - He was the U.S. Secretary of Treasury.
1849 - He was generally recognized as the most influential member of the President's Cabinet.
- He left as a Secretary of Treasury.
1857 - He was appointed governor of Kansas Territory
- He resigned as a governor of Kansas Territory (November).
1863 - He supported the Union during the American Civil War.
1864 - He practiced law in Washington D.C.
1869 - Died at the age of 68 at Washington D.C.
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An instruction manual for CUPL, the Cornell University programming language by Robert John Walker (Unknown Binding - May 17, 1966) |
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Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, Transmitting a Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey, Relative to Local Differences of Longitude and Astronomical Observations Generally (30th Congress, Second Session: Executive Document Number 21) by Robert John Walker (Paperback - May 17, 2008) |
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