American artillery officer, municipal official, Whig congressman and New York state senator, and a nephew of President James Monroe. After graduating from West Point and serving as Winfield Scott’s aide, Colonel James Monroe wrote on infantry drill and bayonet fencing.
Dates distinguish Colonel James Monroe from the U.S. president; authority reviewed in quality phase 428.
US House History, Art & Archives, West Point Cullum register and the exact 1862/1863 manual authority reviewed in enrichment phase 566; explicitly distinguished from President James Monroe and from the later Oberlin congressman.
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