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A colored man's exposition of the acts and doings of the radical party south, from 1865 to 1876, and its probable overthrow by President Hayes' southern policy : commencing with a description of the Freedman's bureau and savings and trust company, as political machines, and concluding with President Hayes' southern policy : in seven notes

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Shuften, John T

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  1. Freedmen
  2. Reconstruction
  3. Republicanism
  4. Southern States

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