Mary Newton Stanard Libri

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This comprehensive work offers a vivid portrayal of Virginia's history from the Colonial Period to the Civil War, drawing from diverse sources like letters, diaries, and newspapers. It explores various themes, including military conflicts, social dynamics, and notable figures such as Thomas Jefferson and Edgar Allan Poe. Each chapter covers significant events, such as the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War, while also highlighting Richmond's cultural and architectural heritage. The book includes a detailed index and illustrations, enriching the historical narrative.