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After leaving college, in the year 1824, Franklin Pierce returned to Hillsborough.
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Gen. Franklin Pierce is the son of Gen. Benjamin Pierce, of Revolutionary fame.
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Such, at all events, will be the attitude of Franklin Pierce.
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They should have emulated the satisfaction told of Franklin Pierce.
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He didn't want to be Millard Fillmore or Franklin Pierce.
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A few days later Franklin Pierce suddenly appeared at No.
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His second wife, the mother of Franklin Pierce, was Anna Kendrick, of Amherst, N.H.
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Gen. Franklin Pierce, sir, is a son of Gen. Benjamin Pierce of Revolutionary memory.
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The leading candidates at Cincinnati were Franklin Pierce, Stephen A. Douglas, and James Buchanan.
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Dates of addresses by Franklin Pierce in this eBook:
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The President, Mr. Franklin Pierce at that time, was the grand master of the occasion.
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The candidates were Gen. Winfield Scott and Franklin Pierce.
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In 1853 Fillmore's term of office came to an end and Franklin Pierce became President.
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No friend nor enemy that know Franklin Pierce would have expected him to act otherwise.
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This committee had presented itself with the authority of Franklin Pierce, Democratic candidate for the presidency.
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He had as classmates Longfellow, and Franklin Pierce, who afterward became president of the United States.