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Retreat from Reconstruction

Retreat from Reconstruction

William Gillette

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Longleaf on behalf of LSU Press
Año de edición:
1980
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Historia de América
ISBN:
9780807110065
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Retreat from Reconstruction is a clarifying, comprehensive analysis of the course of Reconstruction during the 1870s, a decade that provided the true test for the political programs of the Republicans. This award-winning study interweaves events in the South with the political developments in the North that eventually brought about the withdrawal of support from the program.

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