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Format: Paperback, Publisher: Brunner-Routledge (April 16, 2004), ISBN: 9781583919064
Release Date: April 16, 2004
Format: Paperback, Publisher: Duke Univ Pr (December 01, 1997), ISBN: 9780822364436
Release Date: December 01, 1997
Format: Paperback, Publisher: Anchor Books (April 01, 1994), ISBN: 9780385473767
Release Date: April 01, 1994
Format: Paperback, Publisher: Dramatist's Play Service (January 01, 1962), ISBN: 9780822212492
Release Date: August 01, 1988
Format: Hardcover, Publisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux (September 05, 2006), ISBN: 0374248559
This history of the era of Reconstruction reveals a widespread campaign of violence and terror waged by dissatisfied whites who feared the participation of African Americans as equals in politics and life following the Civil War. Historian Nicholas Lemann
