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<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Charles H. Pettengill, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Burrell S. James, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Lawrence Cain, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Henry J. Maxwell, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American John B. Hyde, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Franklin Israel Moses Jr., 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Benjamin Franklin, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

George W. Dusenberry, American, died 1869, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Samuel B. Thompson, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Edward Charles Mickey, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

Henry E. Hayne, American, born 1840, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American William J. Brodie, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Simeon Farr, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

Benjamin Franklin Upton, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American James A. Henderson, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Francis DeMars, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American John W. Mead, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Junius S. Mobley, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Harry McDaniel, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Hiram W. Duncan, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Reuben Tomlinson, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American Sen. William Beverly Nash, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

Henry W. Webb, American, died 1869, 1860

<I>Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature</I>

American William R. Hoyt, 1860