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He was born in Hillsborough and his parents are Benjamin Pierce and Anna Kendrick Pierce
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He attended Academics of Handcock and Frances town, N.H
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He went to college at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me
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He later became a a representative in New Hampshire, Pierce was a member of the New Hampshire State Legislature at the same time his father was governor of New Hampshire
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He became a speaker for New Hampshire's House of Representatives
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Not much after being a reprehensive he became a senate
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He got married at Amherst, Mass to Jane Pierce
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Franklin Pierce was born named after his father, in Hillsborough, N.H.
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3 days later Franklin Pierce died in Hillsborough, N.H.
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His mother died not much long before his father had
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His father died in Chelmsford, Mass he was soldier, farmer, tavern owner, and governor
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Frank Robert Pierce was born in Concord, N.H
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Benjamin Pierce was born in Concord N.H.
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He eventually resigned study law for a while to go into war
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Frank Robert Pierce later died 4 years later in Concord N.H.
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After doing time in law he later joined the army to become a private in Mexican war
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After time of being a private he became a commissioned brigadier general
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He later sailed to Mexico city for war
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He got injured at Contreras when horse became frightened
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Soon he became a Chapultepec
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HE declined a appointment made by the governor of New Hampshire
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He got nominated to become president
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He was going against Winfield Scott. His vice president was William Rufus De Vane King. To then be the 14th president and also he was democratic.
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Benjamin Pierce later dies by a train in front of both his parents in Concord N.H.
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It was on a Friday and took oath of office on the east portico of the Capital. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Taney.
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William Rufus De Vane King died so suddenly he never preformed any duties
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He had sent an attack to Kansas for act to end end salary. This was a start to the civil war.
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He was the first president to fully retain the cabinet without any changes
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he died in concord, N.H., and later was buried in Old north cemetery, Concord N.H. ,he died of liver disease
