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Her life at the inn would be perfect if she could just get her brothers and mother to move back home
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Democracy Reborn: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fight for Equal Rights in Post-Civil War America BISAC-TRV009080 Her life at the innEngaging . . . With a novelist's eye for biographical detail, Epps has written an . . . enthralling book. David W. Blight, Chicago Tribune The last battle of the Civil War wasn't fought at Appomattox by dashing generals or young soldiers but by middle aged men in frock coats. Yet it was war all the same a desperate struggle for the soul and future of the new American Republic that was rising from the ashes of Civil War. It was the battle that planted
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