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James Madison also writ some of the Federalist Papers -
Madison returned to his plantation -
Democratic republican -
port conway virginia -
college of Jersey
now Princeton University -
colonel and commander of the Orange County Regiment, Virginia Militia and war of 1812 -
the bill of rights and the constitution -
serves in U.S. House of Representative -
James madisom also wrot the bill of right
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John todd step son -
Dolley todd madison -
james madison was elacted -
1812 James Madison was the commander in 1812 war -
Serving as Thomas Jefferson’s secretary of state, Madison helped to negotiate the Louisiana Purchase. And as President, Madison served two terms and held office during the War of 1812. -
The British impressiveness of American seamen and the seizure of cargoes impelled Madison to give in to the pressure. On June 1, 1812, he asked Congress to declare war. -
he want back to farming
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james was a farmer -
lived with major depressive disorder and died in Montpelier Virginia -
family cemetry montpelier virginia