Civil War and Reconstruction in Alabama
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Chapter 37 THE "RECONSTRUCTION" CONVENTION
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Released on: 01/12/2017
of the C
u officers, "loyalists," "rebels," who had aided the Confederacy and now perjured themselves by taking the
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