Benjamin F. Butler

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Benjamin F. Butler was a controversial 19th-century American politician and Union Civil War general known for his aggressive Radical Republican stance and prominent role in Reconstruction-era legal and political battles.

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instanceOf American politician
Radical Republican
Union Army general
human
lawyer
allegiance United States of America
appointedBy Abraham Lincoln
birthDate 1818-11-05
birthPlace Deerfield, New Hampshire, United States
burialPlace Hildreth Cemetery, Lowell, Massachusetts
candidateIn 1884 United States presidential election
child Blanche Butler
commanded Army of the James
Department of the Gulf
conflict American Civil War
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1893-01-11
deathPlace Washington, D.C.
surface form: Washington, D.C., United States
educatedAt Colby College
education Waterville College
election 1882 Massachusetts gubernatorial election
familyName Butler
fullName Benjamin F. Butler self-linksurface differs
surface form: Benjamin Franklin Butler
givenName Benjamin
issued General Order No. 28 (New Orleans "Woman Order")
legalConceptCoined contraband of war (applied to escaped slaves)
memberOf United States House of Representatives
militaryBranch Union Army
militaryRank major general of volunteers
nominatedBy Anti-Monopoly Party
Greenback Party
notableFor Radical Republican stance during Reconstruction
advocacy of civil rights for African Americans
controversial military governorship of New Orleans
early Union policy on escaped slaves
support for labor and Greenback monetary policies
occupation lawyer
military officer
politician
officeEndTime Governor of Massachusetts term ended 1884
officeStartTime Governor of Massachusetts term began 1883
politicalParty Anti-Monopoly Party
Democratic Party
Greenback Party
Republican Party
positionHeld Governor of Massachusetts
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
practicedLawIn Lowell, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
represented Massachusetts
spouse Sarah Hildreth Butler
studiedLawIn Lowell, Massachusetts NERFINISHED

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impeachment of Andrew Johnson keyFigure Benjamin F. Butler
Radical Republicanism hasNotableMember Benjamin F. Butler
Civil Rights Act of 1875 introducedBy Benjamin F. Butler
Black Codes opposedBy Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Freedmen’s Bureau officials
Benjamin F. Butler fullName Benjamin F. Butler self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Benjamin Franklin Butler
Barnburner Democrats notableMember Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Benjamin F. Butler (New York politician)
The English High School of Boston hasNotableAlumnus Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Benjamin Butler
Army of the James firstCommander Benjamin F. Butler
Army of the James commander Benjamin F. Butler
“Contraband decision” offering refuge to escaped enslaved people in 1861 initiatedBy Benjamin F. Butler
subject surface form: Contraband decision
“Contraband decision” offering refuge to escaped enslaved people in 1861 initiatedBy Benjamin F. Butler
subject surface form: Contraband decision
this entity surface form: Major General Benjamin Butler
Butler hasNotableBearer Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Benjamin Butler
Department of the Gulf notableCommander Benjamin F. Butler
Blanche Butler father Benjamin F. Butler
Blanche Butler parent Benjamin F. Butler
Blanche Butler relative Benjamin F. Butler
Blanche Butler hasInfluenceFrom Benjamin F. Butler
Army of the Gulf notableCommander Benjamin F. Butler
Sarah Hildreth Butler spouse Benjamin F. Butler
Sarah Hildreth Butler associatedWith Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Union general Benjamin F. Butler
Sarah Hildreth Butler relative Benjamin F. Butler
Capture of New Orleans commander Benjamin F. Butler
Capture of New Orleans notableCommanderRank Benjamin F. Butler
this entity surface form: Major General Benjamin F. Butler