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Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
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Millard Fillmore, apprenticed as a boy to a woolen manufacturer in Cayuga County, bought a year of his time, taught school, and self-educated to become a statesman poised for New York governorship, exemplifying intellect and virtue as true aristocracy.
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In his early boyhood, Millard Fillmore was apprenticed to a woolen manufacturer, in Cayuga County! He purchased one year of his time, taught school, and, by his unaided efforts, acquired the knowledge which has enabled him to earn for himself the fame of a statesman, and which will have led to his elevation to the high office of Governor of the State of New York. How true was the remark of Mr. Granger the other evening, that the only aristocracy is intellect and virtue.—Rochester Democrat.
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Millard Fillmore apprenticed to a woolen manufacturer in Cayuga County, purchased one year of his time, taught school, and self-educated to become a statesman and potential Governor of New York, illustrating that intellect and virtue form the true aristocracy.