This is a historical report, "Report on the Alleged Outrages in the Southern States by the Select Committee of the Senate. March 10, 1871," documenting the findings of a U.S. Senate Select Committee formed to investigate alleged violence and civil rights violations in the Southern states during the Reconstruction era. The report offers a detailed look at the turbulent period following the Civil War, shedding light on the challenges of reintegrating the Confederate states into the Union and protecting the rights of newly freed slaves.
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