Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Cordell Hull across 4 places, from 1889 to 1955.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Cordell Hull (October 2, 1871 – July 23, 1955) was an American politician and diplomat who served as the United States secretary of state for nearly twelve years under President Franklin D.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Cordell Hull was documented, and when
1889 to 1890period
National Normal Universityattested“Hull studied at National Normal University (later merged with Wilmington College, Ohio) from 1889 until 1890.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1945year
Western Hemisphereattested“The Norwegian Nobel Committee honored Hull with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1945 in recognition of his efforts for peace and understanding in the Western Hemisphere, his trade agreements, and his work to establish the United Nations.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1954year
Staunton, Virginiaattested“Hull died at age 79, in Staunton, Virginia, in 1954.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
23 July 1955exact date
Washington, D.C.attested“Hull died on July 23, 1955, at age 83, at his home in Washington, D.C., after a lifelong struggle with familial remitting-relapsing sarcoidosis (often confused with tuberculosis).”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
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1891year
Cumberland Universitymentioned“In 1891, he graduated from Cumberland School of Law at Cumberland University and was admitted to the bar.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1891year
Cumberland School of Lawmentioned“In 1891, he graduated from Cumberland School of Law at Cumberland University and was admitted to the bar.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1891year
Cumberland Schoolmentioned“In 1891, he graduated from Cumberland School of Law at Cumberland University and was admitted to the bar.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1893 to 1897period
Tennesseementioned“Hull served in the Tennessee House of Representatives from 1893 until 1897.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1893 to 1897period
Tennessee House of Representativesmentioned“Hull served in the Tennessee House of Representatives from 1893 until 1897.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1907 to 1931period
United States House of Representativesmentioned“Hull was elected to the United States House of Representatives where he served 11 terms (1907–1921 and 1923–1931) totaling 22 years.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1907 to 1931period
United Statesmentioned“Hull was elected to the United States House of Representatives where he served 11 terms (1907–1921 and 1923–1931) totaling 22 years.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1919year
Kremlinmentioned“William Christian Bullitt Jr., one of Roosevelt's friends who had been a leading advocate of American recognition of Soviet Russia since his meeting at the Kremlin with Vladimir Lenin in 1919, instead handled talks with Maxim Litvinov, t…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1921year
Canadamentioned“That Roosevelt was paralyzed from the waist downwards as a result of the polio he contracted during a visit to Canada in 1921 was a very closely guarded secret and the vast majority of Americans had no idea that Roosevelt was confined to…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1927year
Americamentioned“Hull charged that the policy of Republican presidents and the Republican Congress in seeking prosperity via protectionism had been a disaster for American farmers as he wrote in 1927: "The dominant leaders of the political party in charg…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1931year
Japanmentioned“Of all their conquests, Manchukuo was that the one that the Japanese people were most attached to, not least because millions of Japanese settlers had been brought into Manchukuo since 1931 and presumably would have to return to Japan if…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1931year
Chinamentioned“In Tokyo, the prime minister General Hideki Tojo chose to misrepresent to his cabinet the Hull note as an ultimatum and claimed that the note had called for Japan to give up all of its conquests in China since 1931, which allowed to Tojo…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1931year
Tokyomentioned“In Tokyo, the prime minister General Hideki Tojo chose to misrepresent to his cabinet the Hull note as an ultimatum and claimed that the note had called for Japan to give up all of its conquests in China since 1931, which allowed to Tojo…”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
1940year
Chicagomentioned“At the 1940 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Ickes advised Roosevelt to fire Hull, whom he charged had been a disaster as Secretary of State.”source: Wikipedia: Cordell Hull
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