The Political Graveyard: St. Helena

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St. Helena

St. Helena information:

Population: 7,266
Land area 158 square miles.

Neighboring areas:

Surrounding area: South Atlantic Ocean

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Consuls in St. Helena

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U.S. Consuls in St. Helena

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St. Helena: William Carrol (Commercial Agent 1831-46) John W. Carrol (Commercial Agent 1847-52) George W. Kimball (Commercial Agent 1852-57) George W. Kimball (Consul 1857-60) William Carrol (Commercial Agent 1860-62) George Gerard (Consul 1862-66)

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