John William Noell
politician
John William Noell was a U.S. Congressman who, in 1860, suggested abolishing the presidency in favor of a three-member executive council, reflecting a desire to reduce the concentration of power.
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Noell proposed abolishing the presidency and replacing it with a three-member executive council.
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