Lawmakers Consider Moving Taney Statue From Md. State House
t's been on the grounds at the State House in Annapolis since 1872, but some lawmakers say the statue of Chief Justice Roger Taney, a Confederate sympathizer, has no place in 2016.
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t's been on the grounds at the State House in Annapolis since 1872, but some lawmakers say the statue of Chief Justice Roger Taney, a Confederate sympathizer, has no place in 2016.
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