Debating Reconstruction and Negro Governance Postwar
A lengthy examination argues against federal reconstruction measures and black political ascendancy in the South. It warns of military enforcement, immense costs, and threats to national credit, urging adherence to the Constitution and cautious policy to avoid division and economic collapse.
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