Daniel Henry Chamberlain

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Daniel Henry Chamberlain was a Republican politician and lawyer who served as governor of South Carolina during Reconstruction and became known for his contested 1876 reelection battle that helped mark the end of that era in the state.

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instanceOf Governor of South Carolina
human
politician
birthPlace West Brookfield, Massachusetts
conflict American Civil War
countryOfBirth United States of America
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1835-06-23
dateOfDeath 1907-04-13
deathPlace Cheltenham, Pennsylvania
educatedAt Harvard Law School
Yale University
endTime 1872 (as Attorney General of South Carolina)
1877 (as Governor of South Carolina)
ethnicGroup European American
familyName Chamberlain
givenName Daniel
historicalPeriod Reconstruction era
jurisdictionGoverned South Carolina
knownFor contested 1876 reelection as governor of South Carolina
role in the end of Reconstruction in South Carolina
languageSpoken English
legalOccupation attorney
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
middleName Henry
militaryBranch Union Army
notableWork contested 1876 South Carolina gubernatorial election
occupation lawyer
politician
officeContested Governor of South Carolina
partyRole Republican state leader in South Carolina
politicalAlignment Reconstruction-era Republican
positionHeld Attorney General of South Carolina
Governor of South Carolina
practicedLawIn New York
South Carolina
residence Massachusetts
New York City
South Carolina
sexOrGender male
significantEvent Reconstruction era in South Carolina
end of Reconstruction in South Carolina
startTime 1868 (as Attorney General of South Carolina)
1874 (as Governor of South Carolina)
workLocation Columbia, South Carolina
South Carolina

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