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3 days ago · Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner continued to support land reform for freedpeople, but were opposed by a large bloc of politicians who did not want to violate property rights or redistribute capital.
3 days ago · Thaddeus Stevens expressed his opinion that impeachment was a purely political process. In the closing remarks of formal debate, Stevens expressed his opinion that the case to be brought against Johnson should be broader than just his violation of the Tenure of Office Act. [15]
1 day ago · a civil rights destination, but that is stevens was one of the great figures of the 19th century, a person who hundreds of times more important than, james buchanan and james, at least in that place, has been held up until now, is finally rightfully, you know. they didn't have to tear a statue down. but if there had been one, i would have been fine with replace. with thaddeus stevens a statue. you know you've walked into the middle of this debate. yeah, which was really great. and it seems ...
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1 day ago · Thaddeus Stevens: 1792 1868 United States: representative from Pennsylvania, anti-slavery leader, originator of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Lucretia Mott: 1793 1880 United States: women's rights activist, abolitionist John Neal: 1793 1876 United States
2 days ago · Trailing just 7-6 at halftime of their annual match-up with Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, found themselves trailing 26-6 with ten minutes left in the game. They then mounted a furious comeback bid, scoring two touchdowns in 1:22 to pull to within 26-18, before Stevens took the ensuing kick-off after to second touchdown 80 yards for a touchdown and doom Williamson's chances in a 32-18 loss.
3 days ago · Jeff McGuiness. Neil King Jr., a journalist whose book, “American Ramble,” told of his 330-mile trek from his home in Washington, D.C. to New York City while in remission from cancer, an ...
