America Past and Present: Since 1865Allyn and Bacon, 1968 |
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... civil government which Lincoln would approve as " the true government of the state . " Under this plan Tennessee , Louisiana , and Arkansas , occupied by northern armies , set up civil governments in 1864 , which Lincoln recognized . He ...
... civil government which Lincoln would approve as " the true government of the state . " Under this plan Tennessee , Louisiana , and Arkansas , occupied by northern armies , set up civil governments in 1864 , which Lincoln recognized . He ...
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... Civil Rights Denounces Violence and Demagogy , 1966 * Two years and two months ago , the President signed into law the most sweeping civil rights legislation in history . The bill - the prod- uct of more than a year's Congressional ...
... Civil Rights Denounces Violence and Demagogy , 1966 * Two years and two months ago , the President signed into law the most sweeping civil rights legislation in history . The bill - the prod- uct of more than a year's Congressional ...
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... civil rights bill which was designed to end discrimination in housing and jury selection , and intended to provide Federal protec- tion for civil rights workers . The House passed this bill , and a majority of the members of the Senate ...
... civil rights bill which was designed to end discrimination in housing and jury selection , and intended to provide Federal protec- tion for civil rights workers . The House passed this bill , and a majority of the members of the Senate ...
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A Pragmatic Jurist Refuses to Strike Down | 9 |
Lincolns Plan of Reconstruction 1863 | 16 |
Johnsons Reconstruction Plan 1865 | 22 |
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