Hamburg Massacre debated in Reconstruction era House
Historians note Hamburg Massacre as pivotal in Reconstruction politics. Rep. Smalls seeks to shield South Carolina militia while Rainey and Garfield condemn the killings, detailing a 1876 mob attack on black militiamen in Hamburg near North Augusta.
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