The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 1991: Vol 99 Table of Contents PDF
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The Virginia Magazine OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY VOLUME 99 e 1991 Contents Whispers in the Golden Silence: Harry F. Byrd, Sr., John F. Kennedy, and Virginia Democrats in the 1960 Presidential Election by James R. Sweeney The Law of Servants and Slaves in Seventeenth-Century Virginia by Warren M. Billings The Richmond Junto: The Secret All-Powerful Club—or Myth by F. Thornton Miller Pocahontas and the Mission to the Indians by David R. Ransome Defining the Ideal Colonist: Captain John Smith’s Revisions from A True Relation to the Proceedings to the Third Book of the Generall Historie by Kevin J. Hayes Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth: Thomas Jefferson and His Alma Mater by Ludwell H. Johnson III Antebellum Liquor Reform in Lexington, Virginia: The Story of a Small Southern Town by Ellen Eslinger Monuments to Greatness: George Dance, Charles Polhill, and Benjamin West's Designs for a Memorial to George Washington by Sheldon S. Cohen George Mason and the Conservation of Liberty by Brent Tarter William Wirt and the Trials of Republicanism by Michael L. Oberg “From the Covenant of Peace, a Simile of Sorrow”: James Madison's American Allegory by Robert J. Allison Of Cavaliers and Yankees: Frederick W. M. Holliday and the Sectional Crisis, 1845-1861 by James Tice Moore A Promise Unfulfilled: School Desegregation in Richmond, Virginia, 1956-1986 by Robert A. Pratt Virginia's Environmental History: A Prospectus by Jack Temple Kirby Empire of Migrants and Consumers: Some Current Atlantic Approaches to the History of Colonial Virginia by lan K. Steele “Burnt All Their Houses”: The Log of HMS Savage during a Raid up the Potomac River, Spring 1781 edited by Fritz Hirschfeld The Virginia Historical Society Annual Report for 1990 Index to Volume 99 ior “¥ ey
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