Stalwarts

Stalwarts

Radical Republicans of the Reconstruction era who supported Ulysses S. Grant for a third term as President and the more repressive measures of Reconstruction of the South. They also opposed civil service reform and advocated high tariffs on imports.

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stalwarts

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