Robert R. Livingston
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Robert R. Livingston was an American lawyer, diplomat, and Founding Father who helped draft the Declaration of Independence and later negotiated the Louisiana Purchase as U.S. minister to France.
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Chancellor Livingston
("Robert R. Livingston (Founding Father)")
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Chancellor of New York → |
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United States Declaration of Independence
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Robert Fulton
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Committee of Five
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Livingston family
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Chancellor Livingston
("Robert R. Livingston, administrator of George Washington’s first presidential oath of office")
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Chancellor Livingston
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Second Continental Congress
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Chancellor Livingston
("Robert R. Livingston (1746–1813)")
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Chancellor of New York
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New York Provincial Congress
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United States Declaration of Independence
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Louisiana Purchase
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