Hampton the Civilian and the South Carolina election
A historical survey recounts Wade Hampton and Governor Chamberlain amid Reconstruction strife in South Carolina. It covers party rifts, the straightout movement, federal troop deployments, and the 1876 gubernatorial contest marked by violence fears and a peacedriven Hampton surge to victory.
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