Frederick W. Seward

American politician and lawyer

Frederick W. Seward - Leaders & Politicians born July 8th, 1830
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Served as the 6th United States Assistant Secretary of State from 1861 to 1865. Provided legal counsel and support during a critical period of American history, particularly during the Civil War. Involved in various diplomatic efforts and policy decisions. Also served in other governmental roles and was active in law practice both before and after the term in office.

Served as the 6th U.S. Assistant Secretary of State

Contributed to legal counsel during the Civil War

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