A "carpetbagger" originally referred to a person from the Northern U.S. who moved to the South after the Civil War, often seeking political or economic opportunities during the Reconstruction era. The term is now used more broadly to describe someone perceived as an outsider who seeks to exploit or gain from a situation, particularly in politics or business. The name comes from the carpet bags they were said to carry, symbolizing their transient and opportunistic nature.
Dick Bascom has written: 'The carpet-bagger in Tennessee'
Angelo Poffo went by The Carpet Bagger, and The Masked Miser.
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Henry Waterman Warren has written: 'Reminiscences of a Mississippi carpet-bagger' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Reconstruction
Valborg Bagger's birth name is Jutta Valborg Bagger.
Alfred Bagger's birth name is Hans Christian Alfred Bagger.
Mianne Bagger was born in 1966.
Ankie Bagger was born in 1964.
Herman Bagger was born in 1800.
Herman Bagger died in 1880.
Richard Bagger was born in 1960.
A four bagger is another name for a home run.