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James Monroe was never shot; however, he did sustain wounds during his military service in the Revolutionary War. He was injured at the Battle of Trenton in 1776 when he was shot in the shoulder. This injury left him with a lasting disability in that arm.
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what president got shot in the shoulder that he got during the war and the bullet was never removed?
James Monroe was severely wounded by a shot to his shoulder in the Revolutionary War. I do not know if the bullet was moved.
What president had a bullet in his shoulder for fifty years?
James Monroe
What president had a musket ball lodged in his shoulder?
james monroe
What failures did president James Monroe experience?
he shot blanks
How was James Monroe injured in the Revolutionary War?
he got shot in the leg
Where was James Monroe shot during the battle of Trenton?
at a hampton inn in America
What is James Monroe's full name?
James Monroe
Who were James Monroe's sistes?
James Monroe's full name is James Monroe , he does not have a middle name . James Monroe's full name is James Monroe . James Monroe does not have a middle name. James Monroe's full name is James Monroe.
What wars was James Monroe in?
James Monroe was in that war.
What did James Monroe give?
1. James Monroe was the last founding father of the United States of America.2. He had 2 nicknames, "The Last of the Cocked Hats", and "The Era of Good feelings".3. In 1820, the year Monroe was reelected; slavery was forbidden south of Missouri.4. Monroe served the minister of France and England.5. James Monroe's dad died when James was 16.6. James Monroe had sheep dogs and a black spaniel dog.7. When James Monroe was in the Revolutionary war, he was shot and the bullet remained in his body for the rest of his life.8. James Monroe was the first president to ride the steamboat.9. 2 of his vice presidents died when he was in office.
What was James monroe remembered for?
what is the best remember of James Monroe
Who was James monroe married to James monroe?
James Monroe was married to Elizabeth Kortright Monrore
