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During the 1880s, for instance, the Democratic Congress opposed statehood for South Dakota, which was seen as a strongly Republican-leaning state
Several months earlier, Wythe had sent letters to officials in the colonies soliciting their documented grievances
Family, customs, education, language, business, and even religion were long-term bonds between the colonies and England
22-23) Guest Essayist: James S
