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Release date of James Madison Dollar: 11-15-07 A student of both history and law, James Madison
attended the College
of New Jersey (later known as Princeton University), returning to his
Virginia to help craft that state’s Constitution, as well as serving in
the Virginia Assembly.
With Alexander Hamilton and John Jay, Madison
wrote The Federalist
Papers, a series of 85 essays that advocated the adoption of the United
States Constitution. In Congress, James Madison helped secure passage
for the Bill of Rights. |
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Andrew Jackson 1829-1837 |
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James
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G.
Cleveland 1885-1889 |
B.
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Cleveland 1893-1897 |
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Roosevelt 1901-1909 |
William
Taft 1909-1913 |
Woodrow
Wilson 1913-1921 |
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Calvin
Coolidge 1923-1929 |
Herbert
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