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Joseph C. Cabell
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Joseph C. Cabell

American politician
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  • Virginia, University of
    University of Virginia

    Jefferson was aided by Joseph C. Cabell (1778–1856), a member of the Virginia Senate and the school’s chief fund-raiser. The school elected Jefferson its first rector of the board of visitors (the governing body). James Madison and James Monroe were other U.S. presidents who served on the university’s board.

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    Jefferson was aided by Joseph C. Cabell (1778–1856), a member of the Virginia Senate and the school’s chief fund-raiser. The school elected Jefferson its first rector of the board of visitors (the governing body). James Madison and James Monroe were other U.S. presidents who served on the university’s board.

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