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...y showed him in [[civilian]] clothes as the [[Sixth United States Congress|Congressional delegate]] from the [[Northwest Territory]] in 1800, but the uniform was ad ...opular [[Andrew Jackson]].) A memorable example of these efforts was the [[Gold Spoon Oration]] delivered by a Whig congressman. Van Buren, by contrast, wa

[[Category:Congressional Gold Medal recipients|Taylor, Zachary]]

| district5 = [[Tennessee's 1st congressional district|At-Large]] ...ade Jackson a national hero. He received the thanks of Congress and a gold medal by resolution of [[February 27]], [[1815]].

...ted States House of Representatives|Representative]] from [[Michigan's 5th congressional district]], eight of them as the [[Republican Party (United States)|Republi ...e [[American Campaign Medal|American Campaign]] and [[World War II Victory Medal|World War II Victory]] medals.<ref name="navy"/>

| notable prizes = [[Image:Nobel prize medal.svg|20px]][[Nobel Peace Prize]] in [[2002]] In 1974, Carter was chairman of the [[Democratic National Committee]]'s congressional, as well as gubernatorial, campaigns.

...General of the Armies| General of the Armies of The United States]] by the congressional joint resolution [[s:Public Law 94-479|Public Law 94-479]] of [[January 19] ...sident was carved from hippopotamus and elephant ivory, held together with gold springs.<ref name="teeth" /><ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.americanrevolu

...back currency issued during the Civil War, pledging to redeem the bills in gold. In 1874, he vetoed a bill to increase the amount of a legal tender currenc ...sed after Grant's inaugural in March 1869. The act had the effect that the gold price on New York exchange fell to $310 dollars an ounce &mdash; the lowest

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