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Richard Rush 2016/e Leslie Schkemmkeman Kaplan Citizenship in the nineteenth-century UnitedThis volume deals with a man whose life was intimately connected with a most significant formative period in American civilization. Son of the celebrated Dr. Benjamin Rush, Richard Rush was not such a dynamic personality, but in his earnest, gracious way he left almost as deep an imprint on many phases of national life. Educated as a lawyer, his first public: post was Attorney General of Pennsylvania. This was followed in 1811 by appointment as