Daniel Bashiel Warner
Daniel Bashiel Warner ( born April 19, 1815 in Maryland, USA, † December 1, 1880 in Liberia) was the third President of Liberia. In 1847 he wrote the lyrics of the national anthem of Liberia.
Presidency
Warner reigned in the years 1864-1868. IN its main policy objectives is to involve the tribal cultures in the hinterland of Monrovia in the Liberian society and to integrate, so that from them emerge productive citizens belonged. For this, he organized the first expedition into the dense forests behind Monrovia with JK Anderson. He ruled Liberia from 4 January 1864 to 6 January 1868.
Joseph Jenkins Roberts | Stephen Allen Benson | Daniel Bashiel Warner | James Spriggs Payne | Edward J. Roye | Skivring James Smith | Joseph Jenkins Roberts | James Spriggs Payne | Anthony W. Gardiner | Alfred F. Russell | Hilary RW Johnson | Joseph James Cheeseman | William D. Coleman | Garretson W. Gibson | Arthur Barclay | Daniel E. Howard | Charles DB King | Edwin Barclay | William S. Tubman | William R. Tolbert Jr. | Samuel K. Doe | Amos Sawyer | Ruth Perry | Charles Taylor | Moses Blah | Gyude Bryant | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
- President ( Liberia)
- Minister of Foreign Affairs (Liberia)
- Politicians (19th Century )
- Liberian
- Born in 1815
- Died in 1880
- Man