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CALL NUMBER: VMHB 2002 110.3
OBJECT TYPE: Periodical
TITLE: Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 110, No. 3
DESCRIPTION: [1] “They Are as Proud of Their Uniform as Any Who Serve Virginia”: African American Participation in the Virginia Volunteers, 1872-99″ by Roger D. Cunningham, p. 293ff; [2] “What Did you Flunk? Summer Schools and the Race of Promotions in Richmond, Virginia 1911-31” by Kenneth M. Gold, p. 339ff; [3] “The Female Antislavery Petition Campaign of 1831-32” by Patrick H. Breen, p. 377ff.
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SERIES: The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography
PUBLICATION DATE: 2002
PUBLISHER: Virginia Historical Society
PLACE OF PUBLICATION: Richmond, VA
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