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• Redeemers
  The '''Redeemers''' were a political coalition in the South during the [[Reconstruction]] er ...1868 and the [[Compromise of 1877]], in the process known as "Redemption," Redeemers won many state and local offices by appealing to Scalawags (white Southerne
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• Redeemers/Definition
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• Redeemers/Bibliography
  ...and Reconstruction'' (2003), a statistical study of 732 Scalawags and 666 Redeemers. * Roger L. Hart, ''Redeemers, Bourbons, and Populists: Tennessee, 1870-1896'' LSU Press, 1975.
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• Redeemers/Approval
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• Redeemers/Bibliography
  ...and Reconstruction'' (2003), a statistical study of 732 Scalawags and 666 Redeemers. * Roger L. Hart, ''Redeemers, Bourbons, and Populists: Tennessee, 1870-1896'' LSU Press, 1975.
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• Redeemers
  The '''Redeemers''' were a political coalition in the South during the [[Reconstruction]] er ...1868 and the [[Compromise of 1877]], in the process known as "Redemption," Redeemers won many state and local offices by appealing to Scalawags (white Southerne
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• Neoabolitionist
  ...hern whites, and most opinion by white scholars, accepted or applauded the Redeemers, but some clung to the abolitionist viewpoint. McPherson <ref> McPherson, '
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• Carpetbagger/Bibliography
  ...'' 1994 72(3): 275-301. ISSN 0015-4113. Shows how African Americans joined Redeemers to defeat corrupt carpetbagger running for reelection
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• Radical Republican
  ...president after the [[Compromise of 1877]], he removed federal troops and Redeemers took over. Liberal Republicans (in 1872) and Democrats argued the Radical R
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• Bourbon Democrats
  ...South), and in the 1870s to refer to the regimes set up in the South by [[Redeemers]] as a conservative reaction against [[Reconstruction]].
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• Scalawag
  ...the Republican Party to the conservative-Democrat coalition, called the [[Redeemers]], which defeated and replaced all the state Republican regimes by 1877. Scalawags were denounced as corrupt by Redeemers, claims that were validated by the historians of the [[Dunning School]] of
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