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{{Infobox_President | name=Benjamin Harrison | image=Benjamin Harrison, head and shoulders bw photo, 1896.jpg

...the General and President. For his great-great-grandson, see [[William H. Harrison (Wyoming Congressman)]].'' {{Infobox_President | name=William Henry Harrison

...ed west into [[Indiana Territory]], taking command at the [[Battle of Fort Harrison]]; he was promoted to [[captain]] in November 1810. ...ative Americans between September 4 and September 15. The [[Battle of Fort Harrison]], as it became known, has been referred to as the "first American land vic

...s and 144 men under captains Christopher Newport, Bartholomew Gosnold, and John Ratcliffe to establish a base, and the tiny force entered Chesapeake Bay in By 1608, despite the firm and resourceful leadership of John Smith, hunger and disease had reduced their numbers to 38. The company resp

| predecessor=[[John Tyler]] | predecessor3=[[John Bell (Tennessee politician)|John Bell]]

| predecessor=[[Benjamin Harrison]] | successor2=[[Benjamin Harrison]]

...ty of New York; seven people have since been found alive, including Albert John Vaughan and George V. Sims. The list thus has five names that are not casua * John Joseph Fanning, 54, Haz-Mat Operations

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| predecessor2 = [[John Henry (representative)|John Henry]] ...[[Springfield, Illinois]], that same year and began to practice law with [[John T. Stuart]]. With a reputation as a formidable adversary during cross-exami

...Manes, 1975), (Barr & Wells, 1985, 1990), (Ehrig, et al., 1985), (Lambek & Scott, 1986), and (Manes & Arbib, 1986). A proposal to extend the machinery of c ...that extends from Aristotle's early treatise ''On Interpretation'' through John Dewey's later elaborations and applications (Dewey, 1910, 1929, 1938) is th

1975), (Barr & Wells, 1985, 1990), (Ehrig, et al., 1985), (Lambek & Scott, John Dewey's later elaborations and applications (Dewey, 1910, 1929, 1938)