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Who was known as the “long marcher”

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Stephen Kearny Marches West In 1846, as part of his plan to seize New Mexico and California, Polk ordered Colonel Stephen Kearny to march from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, across the desert to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kearny earned the nickname “the Long Marcher” as he and his men crossed 800 miles of barren ground.

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