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... later the Meth- odists added Emory and Henry , the first college in the Southwest . The Baptists founded Dunlora Academy in Powhatan County in 1830. After two years it be- came the Virginia Baptist Seminary at Richmond , and eight years ...
... later the Meth- odists added Emory and Henry , the first college in the Southwest . The Baptists founded Dunlora Academy in Powhatan County in 1830. After two years it be- came the Virginia Baptist Seminary at Richmond , and eight years ...
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... later the most thor- ough work in the English language on a special agricultural subject . Scientific research was carried on by several college professors . With equip- ment he made himself at Hampden- Sydney College , John W. Draper ...
... later the most thor- ough work in the English language on a special agricultural subject . Scientific research was carried on by several college professors . With equip- ment he made himself at Hampden- Sydney College , John W. Draper ...
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... later in the same month put an end to his plan . President Andrew Johnson decided to make use of the Pierpont government . On May 9 , 1865 , Johnson named Pier- pont the Provisional Governor of Vir- ginia and directed him to be subject ...
... later in the same month put an end to his plan . President Andrew Johnson decided to make use of the Pierpont government . On May 9 , 1865 , Johnson named Pier- pont the Provisional Governor of Vir- ginia and directed him to be subject ...
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THE EARLIEST VIRGINIANS | 7 |
ENGLANDS FIRST VENTURES IN VIRGINIA | 20 |
UNDER COMPANY CONTROL 16071624 | 37 |
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