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Page 291
... Negro troops . The reaction of the Confederacy to Negro enlistments in the North was immediate and , as might be expected , violent . Jefferson Davis issued a proclamation that Negro soldiers taken in arms should be turned over to the ...
... Negro troops . The reaction of the Confederacy to Negro enlistments in the North was immediate and , as might be expected , violent . Jefferson Davis issued a proclamation that Negro soldiers taken in arms should be turned over to the ...
Page 440
... Negro suffrage in the reconstructed states is very significant . So far as his personal opinion went , he was originally in favor of the kind of locally granted Negro suffrage on a limited basis suggested by Lincoln to the Hahn ...
... Negro suffrage in the reconstructed states is very significant . So far as his personal opinion went , he was originally in favor of the kind of locally granted Negro suffrage on a limited basis suggested by Lincoln to the Hahn ...
Page 445
... Negro mass meeting as much amid thunders of applause . Mayor J. S. Monroe informed General Absalom Baird , in temporary command of the military department , that he in- tended to break up the convention unless it were meeting with the ...
... Negro mass meeting as much amid thunders of applause . Mayor J. S. Monroe informed General Absalom Baird , in temporary command of the military department , that he in- tended to break up the convention unless it were meeting with the ...
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