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and his march back to Virginia under federal bayonets

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a commemorative broadside arranging his plain-spoken counsel into something closer to scripture

printing the party's planks alongside the soldier-president's likeness in the uneasy summer when Liberal Republicans had bolted and Reconstruction's promises were already fraying at the edges

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