Wisconsin men in Georgia, 1865-1876, 1951.

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Wisconsin men in Georgia, 1865-1876, 1951.

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A paper by Mann, written for a history class at the University of Wisconsin; describing several Wisconsin natives who participated in the political Reconstruction of Georgia after the Civil War.

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Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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