What did the nineteenth-century civil rights legislation try to accomplish? Eric Foner: The Civil Rights Act of 1875 is the last major piece of Reconstruction legislation. It outlaws racial ...
Finally the Public Health Act of 1875, forced councils to carry out improvements. These included the provision of clean water, proper drainage and sewage systems and the appointment of a Medical ...
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