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Whitelaw Reid: If it was proposed to conciliate the South, they must no longer be subjected to such iniquitous oppression.

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If it was proposed to conciliate the South, they must no longer be subjected to such iniquitous oppression.
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Whitelaw Reid

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Reid argues that if there is a desire to reconcile with the South, oppressive measures must cease.

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