Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Volumen63Tennessee Historical Society, 2004 |
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... voting fraud that eliminated thousands of votes . Many African Americans would not vote again for more than seventy years . ( From Harper's Weekly , November 16 , 1867 ) to obtain a greater share of local power . This. T he July 22 ...
... voting fraud that eliminated thousands of votes . Many African Americans would not vote again for more than seventy years . ( From Harper's Weekly , November 16 , 1867 ) to obtain a greater share of local power . This. T he July 22 ...
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... votes became democratic votes " in a 1905 Brownsville newspaper account of when blacks held political power in the county . " After the passage of the the Fifteenth Amendment guaranteeing that the right of citizens of the United States to ...
... votes became democratic votes " in a 1905 Brownsville newspaper account of when blacks held political power in the county . " After the passage of the the Fifteenth Amendment guaranteeing that the right of citizens of the United States to ...
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... votes , less than a third of the number he received in 1886. Two days following the election , the Memphis Daily ... votes cast in District 2. As the Brownville paper admitted in 1905 , the Democrats had rubbed " the rabbit foot " and ...
... votes , less than a third of the number he received in 1886. Two days following the election , the Memphis Daily ... votes cast in District 2. As the Brownville paper admitted in 1905 , the Democrats had rubbed " the rabbit foot " and ...
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