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This is one volume of a multi-volume set created by the Freedom and Southern Society Project.
John M. Schofield's memoir of his time in the army, including his tenure as general of the First Military District of Virginia after the Civil War.
February 7, 1866, Congressional Globe. Pages 702-708.This debate between Republican moderates and Radical reinforced that everyone is protected under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Important events in Alexandria, VA history during the 1860s.
Congressional Globe March 2, 1867.Congress divided the South into Military Districts.
Congressional Globe 39th Congress.United States Representative Thaddeus Stevens asks the House of Representatives whether the Confederate States are entitled to representation.
Chronicling America. February 13, 1866. Image 1.Judge Underwood presided over the meeting
Chronicling America. April 20, 1867.Alexandria citizens Rosier D. Beckley and Lewis Mckenzie attended the Richmond Convention.
Chronicling America March 9, 1867. Alexandria Gazette. Image 3.This is an account of a meeting of the Republican Union Association of Alexandria after the March 5th election where Freedmen voted.