Notes for chapter 9, “Talking,” qualify reconstructed cabinet meetings and conflicting historical interpretations of negotiation. Non-signature is not proof of violent rebellion. Keep ballot result, oath compliance and individual conduct separate.
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Commission negotiations, mobilization, local votes and submission oaths proceeded amid mistrust and coercion. Hogeland emphasizes differences within both federal leadership and western opposition.
Chapter 9, “Talking”
Chapter 9, “Talking”
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Commission negotiations, mobilization, local votes and submission oaths proceeded amid mistrust and coercion. Hogeland emphasizes differences within both federal leadership and western opposition.
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Notes for chapter 9, “Talking,” qualify reconstructed cabinet meetings and conflicting historical interpretations of negotiation. Non-signature is not proof of violent rebellion. Keep ballot result, oath compliance and individual conduct separate.