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... Civil War have naturally reflected the times through which successive generations of historians have lived.1 For half a century and more after the conflict itself , the prevailing view was that this was a necessary war fought to save ...
... Civil War have naturally reflected the times through which successive generations of historians have lived.1 For half a century and more after the conflict itself , the prevailing view was that this was a necessary war fought to save ...
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... Civil War politics insisted that they were fighting to defend the constitution rather than to rewrite it . The case against any decisive economic and social impact of the war has been very strongly pressed in recent years . Charles A ...
... Civil War politics insisted that they were fighting to defend the constitution rather than to rewrite it . The case against any decisive economic and social impact of the war has been very strongly pressed in recent years . Charles A ...
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... Civil Rights Act ( 1866 ) , 601 ; and 14th Amendment , 602 , 640 ; new sense of , fostered by war , 638 City Point , Virginia , 459 , 563 , 568 Civil Rights Act ( 1866 ) , 601-2 Civil Rights Act ( 1875 ) , 619 , 623-4 Civil rights , of ...
... Civil Rights Act ( 1866 ) , 601 ; and 14th Amendment , 602 , 640 ; new sense of , fostered by war , 638 City Point , Virginia , 459 , 563 , 568 Civil Rights Act ( 1866 ) , 601-2 Civil Rights Act ( 1875 ) , 619 , 623-4 Civil rights , of ...
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