| Front | What was the Sumner-Brooks Incedent? |
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| Back | Sumner was a senator who gave a speech "The Crime Against Kansas" and he also personally attacked another SC senator, Brooks. Butler's nephew, Brooks, then caned Sumner. Brooks became a hero in the South. |
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