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English: Robert Sanderson McCormick (1849–1919) was a United States diplomat. Born in rural Virginia, his family became influential in Chicago. He served as secretary to Robert Todd Lincoln in London, then Ambassador to Austria-Hungary, Russia, and France.
His son published the Chicago Tribune newspaper. |
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| Source | plates between pages 308 and 309, https://books.google.com/books?id=lvwcAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA308-IA2 Family record and biography 1896 | |||
| Author | book by his uncle Leander James McCormick | |||
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