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Reconstruction Powers and the Use of the Voting Army
A discussion on Congress power to enforce a loyal republican government in rebel states. It argues Congress may raise a voting population if white voters prove disloyal, and criticizes President Lincoln’s provisional governments for acting without congressional approval, outlining the constitutional basis and outcomes of Reconstruction measures.
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North Carolina
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Mr. Morton
Taney
Supreme Court
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Pendleton
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Mr. Trumbull
Massachusetts
Sumner
Worcester
Lincoln
Mr. Cameron
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Fife
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