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Readings for Belief 8: |
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June 14, 1862 |
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Experiments in Reconstruction in Baltimore,
Nashville, New Orleans; unionist sentiment in the post-war South. |
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April 1, 1865 |
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Editorial evaluating the different types of
Southern people and their views on Reconstruction. |
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August 26, 1865 |
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Editorial says South, in defeat, still clings to
belief she is are right. |
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September 2, 1865 |
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Editorial on Presidential Reconstruction and
federal authority versus state authority notes former Confederates elected to office and
the danger of their repudiating the national debt. |
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October 7, 1865 |
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A Tennessee gentleman’s letter to editor
asserts rebel spirit alive in his state. |
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October 14, 1865 |
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Editorial on Presidential versus state authority
in determining suffrage. |
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October 14, 1865 |
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Report of South Carolina State Convention.
Alabama Convention establishes the rights of blacks to testify in courts and legalizes
their marriages. |
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October 28, 1865 |
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Confederate General Samuel McGowan on conditions
under which South Carolina will return to the Union; ideas echo John C. Calhoun. |
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November 4, 1865 |
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General Beauregard is to be superintendent of
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad. Wade Hampton nominated for Governor of South Carolina. |
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November 11, 1865 |
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Biography and illustration
of Wade Hampton, governor of South Carolina. |
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November 18, 1865 |
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The rebel generals Wade Hampton, Kershaw,
Butler, Martin, and Brittan are members of the South Carolina Senate. |
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December 2, 1865 |
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South Carolina legislature asks President
Johnson to terminate "colored troops" in their state. |
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