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... South . The war clouds were in the sky when he took office , and his initial determination was to keep the peace by making every possible concession to Cotton State interests . When he realized , belatedly , that all the concessions in ...
... South . The war clouds were in the sky when he took office , and his initial determination was to keep the peace by making every possible concession to Cotton State interests . When he realized , belatedly , that all the concessions in ...
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... South — the great , substantial and prevail- ing element — is more loyal now than it was at the end of the war ... and that it will be more loyal tomorrow than today . " What , in truth , was the dominant state of mind in the South with ...
... South — the great , substantial and prevail- ing element — is more loyal now than it was at the end of the war ... and that it will be more loyal tomorrow than today . " What , in truth , was the dominant state of mind in the South with ...
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... South , the whole shabby structure was beginning to fall of its own weight , condemned and disavowed by the American people , North and South alike . At the close of the war there were in the South about 260,000 Negroes who had lived in ...
... South , the whole shabby structure was beginning to fall of its own weight , condemned and disavowed by the American people , North and South alike . At the close of the war there were in the South about 260,000 Negroes who had lived in ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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