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... FREEDMEN'S BUREAU , CHAPTER XXIV . 1 233 238 DOSTIE NOMINATED SURVEYOR OF THE PORT , 245 CHAPTER XXV . DOSTIE'S LOSS OF CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON , 248 CHAPTER XXVI . MONROE RE - ELECTED MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS , 277 CHAPTER XXVII . CALL FOR A ...
... FREEDMEN'S BUREAU , CHAPTER XXIV . 1 233 238 DOSTIE NOMINATED SURVEYOR OF THE PORT , 245 CHAPTER XXV . DOSTIE'S LOSS OF CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON , 248 CHAPTER XXVI . MONROE RE - ELECTED MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS , 277 CHAPTER XXVII . CALL FOR A ...
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... rights of the emancipated ? The true friends of the freedman from one end of the land to the other exclaimed , " let them have the rights of citizens ; let them claim the rights of suffrage DOSTIE'S CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON . 213.
... rights of the emancipated ? The true friends of the freedman from one end of the land to the other exclaimed , " let them have the rights of citizens ; let them claim the rights of suffrage DOSTIE'S CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON . 213.
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... freedmen . Dostie formed one , and that too a conspicuous link in the chain which binds together the friends of equal rights in this age of reform . Said he , " Freedom in the United States entitles white and black men alike to the ...
... freedmen . Dostie formed one , and that too a conspicuous link in the chain which binds together the friends of equal rights in this age of reform . Said he , " Freedom in the United States entitles white and black men alike to the ...
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... free during the past four years are not recognized as freedmen by their former masters . Their rights are not respected by them . The terrible events of the past four years have not DOSTIE'S CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON . 223.
... free during the past four years are not recognized as freedmen by their former masters . Their rights are not respected by them . The terrible events of the past four years have not DOSTIE'S CONFIDENCE IN JOHNSON . 223.
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... freedmen in this State , established by this munificent Government , where up- wards of twenty thousand colored people are being edu- cated . See with what avidity they apply themselves to race . the various branches of knowledge ...
... freedmen in this State , established by this munificent Government , where up- wards of twenty thousand colored people are being edu- cated . See with what avidity they apply themselves to race . the various branches of knowledge ...
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