Similar words: secretary of state, secretary, undersecretary, secretarial, secretariat, be wary of, secret, secrete. Meaning: n. head of a former executive department; combined with the Navy Secretary to form the Defense Secretary in 1947.
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(1) The secretary of war approved his action on October 7, 1837.
(2) Secretary of War William Eustis refused to honour some of Lewis's expense vouchers, which destroyed Lewis's credit and sullied his reputation.
(3) In 1864, Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton signed an order establishing a military burial ground, which became Arlington National Cemetery.
(4) In Washington, President Buchanan and Secretary of War John Floyd did not learn of the rebellion at Harpers Ferry until after ten o'clock that morning. The president wanted immediate action.
(5) In May 1941, Secretary of War Henry Stimson approved a Chinese request for sufficient equipment to outfit thirty infantry divisions, intended for delivery by mid- 1942.
(6) He was a congressman , senator, secretary of war, secretary of state and vice president of the United States.
(7) Did Edwin Stanton, Lincoln's power-obsessed Secretary of War, play a role in the assassination?
(8) The third was a secretary of war who knew nothing about military matters and defense.
(9) President Taylor rejected Texas's claims. He told his secretary of war to send an order to the military commander in New Mexico.
(10) Roosevelt, with his experience as Assistant Secretary of War during WWI, understood the importance of what was going on across the seas.
(11) Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton ordered that James Van Metre should be released.
(12) In Washington[sentencedict.com/secretary of war.html], President Buchanan and Secretary of War John Floyd did not learn of the rebellion at Harpers Ferry until after ten o'clock that morning.
(13) "I've referred to myself as the secretary of war, because we're at war," he says in a nasal Kansas twang, raising his voice over the roar of the plane's engines.
(14) Now the secretary of war is working on phase two of his plan, speeding up a once-every-four-years grand strategy review and working on even bigger changes in next year's budget.
(15) Southerners also were named as secretary of war, interior secretary and postmaster general.
(16) Most of the charges were based on Johnson's removal from office of his secretary of war.
(17) The Wrights offered to sell the airplane to, variously, the U. S. secretary of war, the French, the British and the Germans.
(18) Radicals in the House of Representatives brought eleven charges against President Johnson. Most of the charges were based on Johnson's removal from office of his secretary of war.
(19) Bedell was sent to Washington. There he told his story to Secretary of War Edwin M.
(20) One of the popular plays of the time, called "Our American Cousin, " was being performed at Ford's Theater, not far from the White House. The Secretary of War did not want the Lincolns to go alone.
(21) Acheson looked beyond the confines of his bureaucracy and joined with the Secretary of War in favor of arms control.
(22) Conditions in the military hospitals were terrible, so the British Secretary of War designated Florence to introduce female nurses into the military hospitals in Turkey.
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