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Readings for Belief 7: |
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February 6, 1864 |
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Impact of Lincoln’s amnesty proclamation on
soldiers in Tennessee; land policy and pre-emption sales in South Carolina. |
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March 11, 1865 |
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Editorial calling for the federal government to
control the process of Reconstruction and the of punishment of Confederate leadership. |
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April 22, 1865 |
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Editorial at end of Civil War says South must
give up states rights. |
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May 27,1865 |
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Editorial calls for federal government to
control Reconstruction and for refusal to seat representatives of the rebel states if they
disenfranchise any citizen of the state because of his color. Also reference to black
codes. |
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June 24, 1865 |
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Highly critical editorial commenting on Southern
leadership and its continued dangers for the union. |
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July 15, 1865 |
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Editorial on federal authority versus state
authority. |
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August
5, 1865 |
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Tredegar Iron-Works in Richmond, Virginia
confiscated by U.S. Government. |
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August 12, 1865 |
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General John Turner annuls election in Virginia
in which man committed to secession won. |
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September 16, 1865 |
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Infrastructure of South needs to be rebuilt;
extensive discussion of present economic status of the South. |
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October 21, 1865 |
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Correspondent in Mobile, Alabama describes
unwillingness of secessionists and bitter rebels to give up Confederate beliefs. |
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December 9, 1865 |
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Editorial which dismisses fear of centralization
of federal government over states in wake of Civil War. |
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