File:President William H. Taft's Second Cabinet 1912.jpg

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Description	English: President William H. Taft's second cabinet 1912
Date	1 January 1912
Source	Illustration from the "United States, The Cabinet of the" article in The Americana: A Universal Reference Library Comprising the Arts and Sciences, Literature, History, Biography, Geography, Commerce, etc., of the World, Vol. 21 (Triennial Act–Vivianite), edited by Frederick Converse Beach (New York: Scientific American Compiling Department, 1912).
Author	George W. Harris and Martha Ewing as the Harris & Ewing photo studio

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