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FOR THE RECORD: PRESIDENTS IN UNIFORM, PART III This article looks at the Presidents after the Civil War, and their role in that conflict. All but one President from Lincoln until the end of the century served in the Civil War, many of them with distinction. lincoln • grant • hayes • garfield • arthur
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