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Alexander Blackburn Bradford (June 2, 1799 – July 10, 1873) The life of Alexander Blackburn Bradford saw his conspicuous participation in the early affairs of two Southern states, a distinguished career as a lawyer and elected politician, a skilled military commander in two wars of the 19th Century, and an appointment to the Provisional Confederate Congress at the outbreak of the American Civil War, Civil War. Early life, education, and career He was born in 1799 in Jefferson County, Tennessee, the son of East Tennessee pioneers and grandson of two American Revolutionary War, Revolutionary War veterans. After studying law at the University of Tennessee, he served as a senate clerk under James K. Polk in the Thirteenth General Assembly of Tennessee. He was only twenty years old at the time. In 1821, Bradford moved to Jackson, Tennessee becoming one of its first settlers. On November 14 of that year, he was Admission to the bar in the United States, admitted to the bar of the fi ...
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