Silas Wright

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Birthdate

May 24, 1795

Birthplace

Amherst, Massachusetts

Date of Death

August 27, 1847

Place of Death

Canton (village), New York

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Speech of Wright, of New York, in the Senate, February 16, 1835, on the bill reported by the Select Committee, of which Calhoun was chairman, upon the subject of the duration of the official term of certain officers, and of removal from office by the President

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Message from the Governor, trasmitting Carroll and Cook's contract

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Speech of Silas Wright, of New-York, on the proposition to amend the tariff

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00000000304835420

Open Library ID

OL646672A0

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184144440

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Citizenship

United States

Wikidata ID

Q777453

Overview

Silas Wright was born on May 24, 1795, in Amherst, Massachusetts. He held dual occupations as a politician and a lawyer. Wright was a citizen of the United States and obtained his education from Middlebury College.

He passed away on August 27, 1847, in the village of Canton, New York. Silas Wright is regarded as a person in the historical records.

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