The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Congress had no power to deprive him of his constitutional prerogatives . The net result of these reconstruction acts of Congress was the establish- ment of a party dictatorship , with complete control over Congress , the President ...
... Congress had no power to deprive him of his constitutional prerogatives . The net result of these reconstruction acts of Congress was the establish- ment of a party dictatorship , with complete control over Congress , the President ...
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... Congress was proceeding . As a result Congress began to consider plans for curbing the Court . Wendell Phillips urged the abolition of the Court . This was the situation when the McCardle case attracted gen- eral attention . McCardle ...
... Congress was proceeding . As a result Congress began to consider plans for curbing the Court . Wendell Phillips urged the abolition of the Court . This was the situation when the McCardle case attracted gen- eral attention . McCardle ...
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... Congress and the country of the danger of “ extravagant expenditure , which , as experience has taught , is ever the bane of an overflowing treasury , ” and expressing regret that hitherto Congress had made no serious effort to meet the ...
... Congress and the country of the danger of “ extravagant expenditure , which , as experience has taught , is ever the bane of an overflowing treasury , ” and expressing regret that hitherto Congress had made no serious effort to meet the ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
The Congressional Plan | 13 |
The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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