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1 Henry Clay 1777-1852

2 Henry Clay Great Compromiser War Hawk Great Pacificator Dueler Diplomat Presidential Candidate Whig Slave Owner The Western Star "I know no North — no South — no East — no West."

3 Henry Clay Senator Representative Speaker of the House War of 1812 Treaty of Ghent Second National Bank Compromise of 1850 The American System National Road Missouri Compromise Corrupt Bargain Presidential Candidate Nullification Crisis Whig Party 54°40' or Fight Secretary of State

4 Henry Clay 1777-1852

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