The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... measure over the President's veto , although it did so later . The next measure on the Congressional program was the civil rights act , passed over Johnson's veto . This measure declared the Negroes citizens of the United States ...
... measure over the President's veto , although it did so later . The next measure on the Congressional program was the civil rights act , passed over Johnson's veto . This measure declared the Negroes citizens of the United States ...
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... measure became law over another Johnson veto . At the same time Congress passed another measure which put these major - generals directly under the control of General Grant , so that President Johnson could not direct or restrict their ...
... measure became law over another Johnson veto . At the same time Congress passed another measure which put these major - generals directly under the control of General Grant , so that President Johnson could not direct or restrict their ...
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... measure and passed it on May 8. The Senate , as usual , proceeded in more leisurely fashion , and its deliberations were constantly subjected to the pressure of interests desiring favorable treatment . These activities became so ...
... measure and passed it on May 8. The Senate , as usual , proceeded in more leisurely fashion , and its deliberations were constantly subjected to the pressure of interests desiring favorable treatment . These activities became so ...
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