Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... civil guarantees for ex - slaves when it had never done so for whites . He doubted the wisdom of granting citizenship to four million Negroes while foreigners waited five years before obtaining citizenship . The President concluded with ...
... civil guarantees for ex - slaves when it had never done so for whites . He doubted the wisdom of granting citizenship to four million Negroes while foreigners waited five years before obtaining citizenship . The President concluded with ...
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... civil rights for Negroes . Stewart's plan called for universal amnesty and universal suffrage . Not intending the resolutions to become an amendment to the Constitution , he proposed them as the basis for legislation that would promise ...
... civil rights for Negroes . Stewart's plan called for universal amnesty and universal suffrage . Not intending the resolutions to become an amendment to the Constitution , he proposed them as the basis for legislation that would promise ...
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... civil rights bills , the army , under his orders , retained authority to intervene in Southern state affairs . Republicans maintained that a state of war existed and would continue to exist until Southern states were given civil ...
... civil rights bills , the army , under his orders , retained authority to intervene in Southern state affairs . Republicans maintained that a state of war existed and would continue to exist until Southern states were given civil ...
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