Richard H. Magruder was a nineteenth-century American politician who served the state of Maryland during the post-Reconstruction era. He is primarily remembered for his legislative service in the Maryland Senate, where he represented his constituents during the early 1880s.
Magruder assumed his role in the Maryland Senate in 1882. His term in office was cut short by his death on September 23, 1884. Due to the sparse nature of surviving historical records from this period, specific details regarding his political platform, legislative achievements, and personal life before his senate term are not documented in standard historical accounts.
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