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... York happened to glance out of the second - floor window of his white brick mansion on the west side of Lafayette Square in the national capital . Hot words escaped the Congressman as he saw , striding along the street , the blond , six ...
... York happened to glance out of the second - floor window of his white brick mansion on the west side of Lafayette Square in the national capital . Hot words escaped the Congressman as he saw , striding along the street , the blond , six ...
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... York Herald charged that the Radicals were not sincere . In their eyes the amendment was merely a campaign docu- ment . They knew that the Southern states would find it objection- able and hoped they would turn it down , thus justifying ...
... York Herald charged that the Radicals were not sincere . In their eyes the amendment was merely a campaign docu- ment . They knew that the Southern states would find it objection- able and hoped they would turn it down , thus justifying ...
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... York and San Fran- cisco where almost no Negroes had voted . In 1871 Congress did away with the mayor - council system in the District and substituted a Territorial Legislature . In 1874 even this limited form of repre- sentative ...
... York and San Fran- cisco where almost no Negroes had voted . In 1871 Congress did away with the mayor - council system in the District and substituted a Territorial Legislature . In 1874 even this limited form of repre- sentative ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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