Lynching and political showdown split the South
A tense crowd in Hambright gathers to lynch a black man amid vigilante justice while Gaston and allies rally white voters to oust corrupt officials. In Boston and Raleigh the clash over race and democracy tests leaders Lowell Harris and Gaston as a new order, forged in war and violence, reshapes power.
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Boston
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George Harris
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Simon Legree
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Philadelphia
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First Presbyterian Church
Susan Walker
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