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Lew Wallace

Lewis "Lew" Wallace

American lawyer, Union general in the American Civil War, territorial governor and statesman, politician, and author of 'Ben Hur' (1827-1905).

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4/10/1827

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2/15/1905

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(1861 - )

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(1848 - 1861)

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(1848)

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Ambassador of the United States to the Ottoman Empire

(1881 - 1885)

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Member of the State Senate of Indiana

(1857 - 1859)

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Governor of the Territory of New Mexico

(9/29/1878 - 3/9/1881)

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Samuel Beach Axtell

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Lionel Allen Sheldon

: 9/29/1878

: 3/9/1881

Lew Wallace

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Zerelda G. Wallace

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Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ

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Library of the World's Best Literature

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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Wallace, Lewis

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The New Student's Reference Work/Wallace, Lewis

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Esther French Wallace

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Palace of the Governors

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