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Nope. Not Andrew Johnson. It's a guy named William Blount, who was kicked out of the United States Senate more than two hundred years ago.
But, like Johnson, Blount was an East Tennessean. Perhaps there's something in the water here.
University of Tennessee historian Chris Magra tells the tale.
But, like Johnson, Blount was an East Tennessean. Perhaps there's something in the water here.
University of Tennessee historian Chris Magra tells the tale.
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