Hope and Faith Amid War and Reconstruction
A stern exhortation argues for calm in Georgia politics and acceptance of Union terms after surrender. Ex-Gov Brown's Atlanta speech urges unity, warns that reconstruction is political, and calls for obedience to Congress while balancing pardon, enfranchisement, and future governance.
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