This man was once of four to vote against the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution, and he once stated that certain states should be treated as "conquered provinces."
Early in this man's career, he represented slaves in the case of the Christiana Riot, and as a result of his policies, this man's ironworks were burnt down. This man was once of four to vote against the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution, and he once stated that certain states should be treated as "conquered provinces." This figure served as the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, and with John Bingham he introduced a resolution to impeach president Andrew Johnson. His stance in favor of racial equality led him to be known as "The Great Commoner." For 10 points, identify this congressman from Pennsylvania who, along with Charles Sumner, led the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction.
Early in this man's career, he represented slaves in the case of the Christiana Riot, and as a result of his policies, this man's ironworks were burnt down.
{Thaddeus Stevens}