By the 1800s, however, Kane instead opted to become governor of his homestate of Judah instead following the end of his second term as mayor. He had no desire to deal with the pressures of the presidency or having to live up to his grandfather's name, always in the shadow of the first president to whom he was related by blood. Instead, Kane grew to prominence as the longest-serving governor of the state until n/a took the office of governor in 1928. Though he he lost the support of his family, he was highly acclaimed by those who benefited under his governing of Judah.
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| - By the 1800s, however, Kane instead opted to become governor of his homestate of Judah instead following the end of his second term as mayor. He had no desire to deal with the pressures of the presidency or having to live up to his grandfather's name, always in the shadow of the first president to whom he was related by blood. Instead, Kane grew to prominence as the longest-serving governor of the state until n/a took the office of governor in 1928. Though he he lost the support of his family, he was highly acclaimed by those who benefited under his governing of Judah.
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- 1796-12-21(xsd:date)
- 1802-12-21(xsd:date)
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- Dominic Roger Kane
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- 1802-12-21(xsd:date)
- 1818-12-21(xsd:date)
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- Mayor of Port Kane
- Senator of Judah
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| - By the 1800s, however, Kane instead opted to become governor of his homestate of Judah instead following the end of his second term as mayor. He had no desire to deal with the pressures of the presidency or having to live up to his grandfather's name, always in the shadow of the first president to whom he was related by blood. Instead, Kane grew to prominence as the longest-serving governor of the state until n/a took the office of governor in 1928. Though he he lost the support of his family, he was highly acclaimed by those who benefited under his governing of Judah.
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