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War era finance and rebel congressmen voting rights
A critical piece argues that after the war the question of funding interest on borrowed money would go to rebel Congress members. It questions how many volunteers could have been recruited and condemns letting rebels legislate for loyal citizens after their rebellion.
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Tennessee
Congress
Conley
United States
Fife
Indiana
Mushars
Georgia
Copperhead
Agai
Fordtin
Boutham
Sheridan
Tomemory
Stonewall
Jackson
Lyon
Kearney
McPherson
Hacker
Jeff Dayia
Andersonville
Salsbury
Wuluntian Ie
Snp
Buchanan
Cor
Northwest Press
Lemlor
Tovlay
North
South
Lincoln
Hare
Ren
Raxcal
Kaelabsch
Fion
Urs A
Satersten
Johnson
Itrisinow
Hardig
Tire
Srarf
Penansa
Vanesa
Nah House
Ital
Wright
Democratic Party
Federal
bin Ant
Union Party
Fort Sumter
Lee
Grant
Sherman
Seana
Spead
Golden Circle
Order
Peter de Wit
Taberyeat
Peninsols
Bouendekar
Suride
Telia
Endiana Legion
Order of the “Golden Ete
Adhirers
Washington
Seymour
New York
Froity
Order of the Golden Circle
of Liberty
Existo
Rms
Tredima Legion
House
Wis
Senate
Atornes General Hord