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Political tirade and personal letters from Civil War era Missouri
The piece republishes a long, harsh anti Radical tirade from a Missouri newspaper, including a scanned letter attributed to John B. Woods defending Secession and accusing Unionists of vice. It also discusses partisan fallout, editorials on Reconstruction, and references to other regional political disputes and figures.
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