Charles W. Fairbanks

Charles W. Fairbanks was an American politician who served as the twenty-second Chancellor of America from 1902 - 1906. Highly regarded among the industrial elites in the Kingdom of America, Fairbanks was believed to be largely disconnected from the plight of the worker. He did little to address the demands, particularly from the Libertarian Party, for the ending of child labor, the eight hour work day, or a minimum wage for women.

Social

Reign

Chancellor of America: 1902 - 1906
Preceded by: William McKinley
Succeeded by: James S. Sherman

Contacts & Relations

Monarch:
Henry II

Previously Held Ranks & Titles

• Chancellor of America

Life

1852 1918 66 years old

Aligned Organization

Unionist Party