Defeat of the Confederacy and Repudiation Debates
The piece argues that bondholder exemptions and repudiation fears shaped the political battle. It condemns the use of taxation burdens, asserts promises to bondholders aided the Union effort, and contends Southern loyalty to law and oath amid Reconstruction. It criticizes Radical interference and warns against using emancipation as political fodder.
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editor remarks on duties and tone of the Counter Avenue
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Grasshoppers Sweep Texan Plains in Sudden Invasion
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