The Struggle Between President Johnson And Congress Over Reconstruction
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" T Alabama, South Carolina, and Florida in their ratifications of the 1 3th Amendment stated their understanding to be that it did not confer upon Congress power to legislate upon the political status of the freedman. The Alabama legislature passed joint resolutions in which it was affirmed : " That Ala- bama will not voluntarily consent to change the adjustment of political power as fixed by the Constitution of the United States, and to constrain her to do so, in her present prostrate and hel...pless condition, with no voice in the councils of the nation, would be an unjustifiable breach of faith. 2 But most important of all was the legislation of these States respecting the freedman. All were confronted by a host of emancipated blacks, whose legal status had to be determined. The legislatures had before them work of the most delicate nature, inasmuch as it not only vitally affected every person in their own section, but also at- tracted the keenest interest from the whole North. All realized that Johnson's policy would here undergo the crucial test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" T Alabama, South Carolina, and Florida in their ratifications of the 1 3th Amendment stated their understanding to be that it did not confer upon Congress power to legislate upon the political status of the freedman. The Alabama legislature passed joint resolutions in which it was affirmed : " That Ala- bama will not voluntarily consent to change the adjustment of political power as fixed by the Constitution of the United States, and to constrain her to do so, in her present prostrate and hel...pless condition, with no voice in the councils of the nation, would be an unjustifiable breach of faith. 2 But most important of all was the legislation of these States respecting the freedman. All were confronted by a host of emancipated blacks, whose legal status had to be determined. The legislatures had before them work of the most delicate nature, inasmuch as it not only vitally affected every person in their own section, but also at- tracted the keenest interest from the whole North. All realized that Johnson's policy would here undergo the crucial test.
What to read after The Struggle Between President Johnson And Congress Over Reconstruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Ernest Chadsey to read onlineMoreLess
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