| name=James Monroe
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{{Infobox_President | name=James Madison
| successor=[[James Monroe]]
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| alma_mater=[[Miami University]]
...arely seen without his older brother Matthew Harrison. He attended [[Miami University]], [[Oxford, Ohio]], where he was a member of the fraternity [[Phi Delta Th
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...through Inoculation Records. It was beaten out, by a mere three votes, by James Earl Jones Reads the New Testament!
Wisconsin Film Festival, Madison, Wisconsin.
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...ugena/ |work=[[Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]] |publisher=[[Stanford University]] |date=2004-10-17 |accessdate=2008-07-21 |}}</ref> Among them was [[Johann
The [[university| universities]] developed in the large cities of Europe during this period,
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...he city. Clifty Creek, one the nation's largest power plants, was built in Madison in 1956.
* James Dean, a popular movie star of the 1950s in such movies as "East of Eden" an
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| predecessor=[[James Monroe]]
| predecessor4 =[[Joseph Richardson]] (11th)<br>[[James L. Hodges]] (12th)<br>[[William B. Calhoun]] (8th)
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| predecessor=[[James K. Polk]]
...nine children of Colonel Richard Lee Taylor and Sarah Strother. [[James Madison]] was a second cousin and [[Robert E. Lee]] was a third cousin once removed
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| successor=[[James K. Polk]]
| predecessor3= [[James Pleasants]]
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*[[1812]] - [[War of 1812]]: U.S. President [[James Madison]] asks the [[Congress of the United States|Congress]] to declare war on the
...o as the mortally wounded commander of the frigate [[Chesapeake]], Capt. [[James Lawrence]], said, 'Don't give up the ship'.
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...her arenas and convention centers around the country, including New York's Madison Square Garden and facilities in St, Louis, Omaha, and Indianapolis.
...and the Norris family gained control of the franchise. Three months later, James Norris died, leaving his interest to his sons. By 1954, Wirtz, along with h
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| successor=[[James Madison]]
...author]], [[inventor]] and founder of the [[University of Virginia#History|University of Virginia]]. When President [[John F. Kennedy]] welcomed forty-nine [[Nob
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...he was all right until his brother, Matthew, a freshman at [[James Madison University]], called and told him. As of March 2007, he had just bought an apartment i
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| president2= [[James Monroe]]
...ng the [[Seminole Wars|First Seminole War]]. He was ordered by President [[James Monroe]] in December 1817 to lead a campaign in [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Geor
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...e could study and reflect upon them. His report of the 1761 argument of [[James Otis]] in the superior court of Massachusetts as to the legality of [[Writ
...dams,L.H. Butterfield, Editor.(Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1961.)</ref>
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...hip| work = The Papers of George Washington| publisher = Alderman Library, University of Virginia| date = February 22, 2000| url = http://gwpapers.virginia.edu/a
|War 3=[[James McHenry]]
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...hips with [[Francis Ellingwood Abbot]], [[Chauncey Wright]], and [[William James]]. One of his Harvard instructors, [[Charles William Eliot]], formed an unf
===Johns Hopkins University===
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| preceded3 = [[James Michael Curley]]
...Hall|The Choate School]], an elite private [[university-preparatory school|university preparatory]] boarding school for boys in [[Wallingford, Connecticut]] for
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...b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night</small>
...use, New York, pp. 93-94</ref> As a graduate student in astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley, Golden made monthly trips to [[Reno]], [[Nevada]]
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...b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night</small>
...eels. Golden was named an International Gambling Institute (IGI) Scholar (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Scholar for 2106. He currently resides in Oak Park,
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