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...Fillmore]] to be Minister to France. While in France, he developed with [[James Buchanan]] and [[Pierre Soulé]] the [[Ostend Manifesto]]. He died in Paris in 1859

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...wig von Mises]], [[F.A. Hayek]], [[Henry Hazlitt]], [[Milton Friedman]], [[James Buchanan]], [[Vernon Smith]], [[Israel Kirzner]], [[Walter E. Williams]], [[George S

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15. [[James Buchanan]] from 1857 - 1861

Upon the election of Democratic President [[James Buchanan]], however, Cass was made [[Secretary of State]]. As the architect of U.S.

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McElwee's great-grandfather, [[John Harvey McElwee]], and [[James Buchanan Duke|James ''(Buck)'' Buchanan Duke]], both lived and worked in the region ...ndfather, John Harvey McElwee, whose business was ruined by tobacco tycoon James Buchanan Duke.

...e ''"created the Bull Durham brand"'', only to have the recipe stolen by [[James Buchanan Duke|James ''(Buck)'' Buchanan Duke]].<ref name=Time2003-11-22/><ref name=s ...ndfather, John Harvey McElwee, whose business was ruined by tobacco tycoon James Buchanan Duke.

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...s the senior officer of the Department of State under Secretary of State [[James Buchanan]]. On October 1, 1847, Polk ordered Trist's recall, in order to discourage

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...ls one between McElwee's great-grandfather, [[John Harvey McElwee]], and [[James Buchanan Duke|James ''(Buck)'' Buchanan Duke]], the patriarch of the Duke family, fo ...ndfather, John Harvey McElwee, whose business was ruined by tobacco tycoon James Buchanan Duke.

...tobacco tycoon who was ruined and run out of the business by his nemesis, James Buchanan Duke (whose legacy would encompass both the American Tobacco Company and Du

President [[James Buchanan]] did little to resolve the crisis or to persuade the southern states to di

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