John C. Fremont was appointed by President James K. Polk as governor of California in 1847. Despite holding that title for less than two months time, he worked tirelessly to ensure California's integrity. He was replaced in 1847 by Stephen Kearney. Fremont left and roamed for some time, founding the city of Fremont, California. He was appointed Senator of California in 1850, and remained so until 1851. Having finished his tenure, he left California for the East, to enter politics more often.
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| - John C. Fremont was appointed by President James K. Polk as governor of California in 1847. Despite holding that title for less than two months time, he worked tirelessly to ensure California's integrity. He was replaced in 1847 by Stephen Kearney. Fremont left and roamed for some time, founding the city of Fremont, California. He was appointed Senator of California in 1850, and remained so until 1851. Having finished his tenure, he left California for the East, to enter politics more often.
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| - John C. Fremont was appointed by President James K. Polk as governor of California in 1847. Despite holding that title for less than two months time, he worked tirelessly to ensure California's integrity. He was replaced in 1847 by Stephen Kearney. Fremont left and roamed for some time, founding the city of Fremont, California. He was appointed Senator of California in 1850, and remained so until 1851. Having finished his tenure, he left California for the East, to enter politics more often.
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