Fraud claims and Georgian politics in 1864 letter
A letter from B. F. Bent defends Georgia democracy and rebuts fraud claims in the 1864 race. The writer argues Democrats won honestly in Americus, defends voting rights, notes Reconstruction era shifts, and contrasts Republican tactics. Discussion covers Morrison bill, revenue reform, and upcoming House changes.
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