Speech of Hon Conrad Baker volume 1
Speech of Hon Conrad Baker volume 1
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The rebellious people of North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama Mississippi, Florida, and Texas, in reconstructing under the Presidential plan, took this amnesty oath.
These facts, now passed into history, are reproduc- ed to show that so far as swearing faithfully to sup- port freedom as against slavery is concerned, the people of these States did acquiesce in the results of the war.
But to make his declaration good, Mr. Hendricks must be prepared to show not only that they thus swore, but th...at they also in good faith kept their oath.
In supplying the evidence on this point, it will not be expected that within the limits of- a single speech all the proofs of entire acquiescence will be adduced as to all the seceded States. Instead of attempting this, some scraps from the history of John- sonian reconstruction in a single State will be submit- ted as a sample of the whole.
Let Mississippi bo the model State selected, and let the evidence bo drawn from her legislative enact- ments passed in 1865, before the mooting of Congress in December of that year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rebellious people of North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama Mississippi, Florida, and Texas, in reconstructing under the Presidential plan, took this amnesty oath.
These facts, now passed into history, are reproduc- ed to show that so far as swearing faithfully to sup- port freedom as against slavery is concerned, the people of these States did acquiesce in the results of the war.
But to make his declaration good, Mr. Hendricks must be prepared to show not only that they thus swore, but th...at they also in good faith kept their oath.
In supplying the evidence on this point, it will not be expected that within the limits of- a single speech all the proofs of entire acquiescence will be adduced as to all the seceded States. Instead of attempting this, some scraps from the history of John- sonian reconstruction in a single State will be submit- ted as a sample of the whole.
Let Mississippi bo the model State selected, and let the evidence bo drawn from her legislative enact- ments passed in 1865, before the mooting of Congress in December of that year.
What to read after Speech of Hon Conrad Baker volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad From Old Catalog Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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