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Debate: Army Appropriations Bill (1878)—Part I
American Debate Following the nation-wide riots in 1877, Congress debates appropriating money for the Army. Rep. William Kimmel (D., Maryland) argues for funding the militia, Rep. Herman L. Humphrey...
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Debate: Army Appropriations Bill (1878)—Part III
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Debate: Army Appropriations Bill (1878)—Index
Corning, N. Y.—Second Detatchment, 23d Regiment, N. G. S. N. Y., Stopped by Rioters. Debate: Army Appropriations Bill (1878) Following the nation-wide riots in 1877, Congress debates appropriating...
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