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Remarkable Changes of a Twelve Month in South Carolina
A Raleigh-like reflection on Wade Hampton’s first year as South Carolina Governor. The piece argues his leadership unified Democrats and Republicans, quelled wartime factions, and brought peace and order. It cites endorsements from Charleston and Columbia Republicans, praises Hampton’s personal character, and debates party realignments and future electoral prospects.
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