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William Howard “Chief Magistrate” Taft
Early on in the American republic, the office of president was referred to as the chief magistrate; William Howard Taft must have taken that on as a challenge, because after serving as President, he later became the Chief Justice of … Continue reading
Posted in history, Politics and Civic Interest, Reviews
Tagged 1900s, 1910s, biography, law, Politics-CivicInterest, Theodore Roosevelt, William H. Taft
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