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RUSSELL, Jonathan, diplomatist, born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1771; died in Milton, Massachusetts, 19 February, 1832. He was graduated at Brown in 1791, and educated for the law, but engaged in business, and subsequently in politics. He was United States minister to Norway and Sweden in 1814-'18, and one of the five commissioners that negotiated the treaty of Ghent in the former year. He settled in Mendon, Massachusetts, on his return to this country, tool( an active part in politics, and in 1821-'3 was a member of congress, having been elected as a Democrat. He was a versatile and graceful writer, but, with the exception of his diplomatic correspondence while in Paris, London, and Stockholm, and a Fourth-of-July oration that reached its twentieth edition (Providence, 1800), he published nothing.
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