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My first glimpse at my contributions to “Lexington, Virginia and the Civil War”
Yesterday, I was very pleased to receive two copies of Richard Williams’ book, Lexington, Virginia and the Civil War, along with an additional item… Richard was very kind in adding the gift of a very special pen, made partly from the wood of the Stonewall Jackson Prayer Tree, which once stood near Grottoes, but was fallen […]
Richard Williams and his forthcoming book, Lexington, Virginia and the Civil War
February 11, 2013 by Robert Moore
Earlier today, Richard Williams revealed my small part in his forthcoming book, Lexington, Virginia and the Civil War. It was indeed an honor for me, that Richard asked if I could contribute something pertaining to Southern Unionists in Lexington and Rockbridge County. The contribution also gave me thoughts as to where I want to […]
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