Centennial Congress, 1876
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Explore the political landscape of the United States during its centennial year with "Centennial Congress, 1876" by Cassius M. Thomas. This historical work delves into the key issues, debates, and figures that shaped the nation as it commemorated a century of independence.
Offering insights into the legislative proceedings and political climate of the time, this book provides a valuable perspective on the challenges and triumphs of a nation forging its identity. Discover the intricacies of American politics during a pivotal era, as Thomas meticulously recounts the events and personalities that defined the Centennial Congress.
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