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Cabinet Members Under Madison

Secretary of State	Robert Smith, 1809 James Monroe, 1811
Secretary of the Treasury	Albert Gallatin (Cont.) George W. Campbell, 1814 Alexander J. Dallas, 1814 William H. Crawford, 1816
Secretary of War	William Eustis, 1809 John Armstrong, 1813 James Monroe, 1814 William H. Crawford, 1815
Attorney General	Caesar A. Rodney (Cont.) William Pinckney, 1811 Richard Rush, 1814
Secretary of the Navy	Paul Hamilton, 1809 William Jones, 1813 B. W. Crowninshield, 1814

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