DeWitt Clinton - Revision history

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-'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.
+'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the [[President of the United States|White House]] as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.
 Clinton is probably best known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The [[DeWitt Clinton Professor of American History|DeWitt Clinton chair in American History]] (currently held by [[Eric Foner]]) is named for him. 39 [[Claremont Avenue]] was known for a period as DeWitt Clinton Hall.

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-'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.  39 [[Claremont Avenue]] was known for a period as DeWitt Clinton Hall.
+'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.
-Clinton is probably best known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The [[DeWitt Clinton Professor of American History|DeWitt Clinton chair in American History]] (currently held by [[Eric Foner]]) is named for him.
+Clinton is probably best known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The [[DeWitt Clinton Professor of American History|DeWitt Clinton chair in American History]] (currently held by [[Eric Foner]]) is named for him. 39 [[Claremont Avenue]] was known for a period as DeWitt Clinton Hall.
 Clinton transferred to Columbia from [[Princeton]], and was the first to graduate from the school under its new name.

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-'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.
+'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House as the Federalist Party nominee. He was the last Columbia College alumnus to be a major party nominee until [[Barack Obama]]'s [[2008]] run.  39 [[Claremont Avenue]] was known for a period as DeWitt Clinton Hall.
 Clinton is probably best known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The [[DeWitt Clinton Professor of American History|DeWitt Clinton chair in American History]] (currently held by [[Eric Foner]]) is named for him.

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-'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was a U.S. Senator and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. He is known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The DeWitt Clinton chair in American History is named for him.
+'''DeWitt Clinton''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[1786]] was Mayor of New York City, a U.S. Senator, and [[Governor of New York|Governor]] of [[New York State]]. In [[1812]], he made an unsuccessful run for the White House.
-He transferred to Columbia from [[Princeton]], and was the first to graduate from the school under its new name.
+He is probably best known for the construction of the Erie Canal. The DeWitt Clinton chair in American History (currently held by [[Eric Foner]]) is named for him.
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Clinton]]
 [[Category:Class of 1786|Clinton]]

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