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instanceOf
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human
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lawyer
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politician
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burialPlace
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Walnut Grove Cemetery
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1783-12-14
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dateOfDeath
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1837-09-28
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electedIn
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United States Senate election in Missouri, 1820
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endTime
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1831 (end of service as U.S. senator from Missouri)
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era
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Early national period of the United States
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ethnicGroup
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American of European descent
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gender
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male
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jurisdiction
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State of Missouri
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knownFor
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being an early 19th-century American lawyer and politician from Missouri
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helping shape Missouri’s early political institutions
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legislativeBody
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Missouri State Senate
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United States Senate
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memberOfPoliticalParty
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Adams Party
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Democratic-Republican Party
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National Republican Party
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nativeLanguage
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English
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notableWork
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influence on early political development of Missouri
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occupation
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lawyer
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politician
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participatedIn
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drafting of Missouri state constitution
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placeOfBirth
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Greene County, Tennessee
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placeOfDeath
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Boonville, Missouri
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positionHeld
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Missouri Attorney General
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President pro tempore of the Missouri State Senate
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United States senator
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member of the Missouri Territorial Legislature
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precededBy
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none (Missouri newly admitted to the Union)
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represents
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Missouri
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residence
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Missouri
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servedAs
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one of the first U.S. senators from Missouri
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startTime
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1821 (start of service as U.S. senator from Missouri)
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stateOfOrigin
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Tennessee
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succeededBy
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Thomas Hart Benton (as senior political figure from Missouri in the Senate context)
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termEndAsUSSenatorFromMissouri
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1831
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termStartAsUSSenatorFromMissouri
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1821
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wasAPoliticalLeaderIn
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early history of Missouri
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