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When Thomas met Sally.(story of Thomas Jefferson's affair with his slave Sally Hemings is widely told but unproven)
Newsweek; 4/3/1995; Brinkley, Alan; 900 words
; ... the filmmakers portray the affair, it is a story for which ... aproaching proof Rumors of an affair between Jefferson and a slave ... But she insisted that the affair was not an indictment of ... conduct. Merrill Peterson, Virginius Dabney, Willard Sterne Randall ... Novelists have used the affair ...
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Objectivity and its discontents: knowledge advocacy in the Sally Hemings controversy.
Social Forces; 6/1/2008; Whooley, Owen; 9577 words
; ... the opponents of the affair to prove their case ... match, and in turn, the affair (Coates, Sr. 2001; Mayer ... evidence. Opponents of the affair now were viewed as outsiders ... official history of the affair had given way; the subjugated ... trajectory of the Hemings affair involved a ...
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Epiphany and Illusion in Glasgow's Queenborough.(Critical Essay)
The Southern Literary Journal; 9/22/1999; Hall, Caroline K.; 3680 words
; ... fifty-seven-year-old lawyer named Virginius Littlepage. Although ... laughter (Measure 224). Virginius Littlepage is more in ... novel's opening pages, Virginius muses on his vague sense ... emerged from the conflict Virginius ponders the impact on ... like Curle Littlepage, Virginius's son, whom ...
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JUSTICE AS HE SAW IT: GAVIN STEVENS IN KNIGHT'S GAMBIT
The Faulkner Journal; 4/1/2004; Fulton, Lorie Watkins; 11072 words
; ... himself, often for no pay, in affairs of equity and passion and even ... and planned to kill his son Virginius as well in an attempt to gain ... does involve himself in the affair, though not on the terms the ... in Requiem, approaches the affair as a game. He deliberately ...
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"... But there are miles to go" racial diversity and the American Society of Newspaper Editors, 1922-2000.
The Journal of Negro History; 3/22/2001; Pratte, Alf; 10424 words
; ... survey we see a damming or blocking of news and information that could and should have ... Editor Robert Glass of the Lynchburg (Va.) News said he agreed with efforts to avoid emphasizing ... violence unless it was necessary to the news. (22) Also contributing to the changes ...
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Mahan's forebears: The debate over maritime strategy, 1868-1883
Naval War College Review; 7/1/1997; Apt, Benjamin L; 10498 words
; ... tradition in relation to European affairs. The country had no cause to ... private paddle-wheel steamer, the Virginius, was seized by the Spanish ... the United States into world affairs, rejecting what they perceived ... Navy's role in international affairs," was at the time the junior ...
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Annual Report for 2006
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography; 1/1/2007; Bryan, Charles F Jr; 12938 words
; ... were: Lloyd U. Noland, III, of Newport News; Thomas G. Slater, Jr., of Richmond; William ... Baptist Church, Richmond, Va. 5. Camp Pickett News (Camp Pickett), 1943-45 (bound volume ... Housatonic, a minelayer built at Newport News. Purchased through the William Anderson ...
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Virginia Historical Society: The center for Virginia history-annual report for 2002
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography; 10/1/2002; Bryan, Charles F Jr; 12090 words
; ... accustomed to hearing a continuing litany of grim financial news from colleagues across the country. Although the VHS ... concern Martha or George Washington. The Civil War Maps Digital Imaging Project, funded by a generous grant ... ensured the smooth administration of the financial affairs of the VHS. A ...
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A BIOGRAPHY BEFITTING A REMARKABLE MAN.(DAILY BREAK)(Review)
The Virginian Pilot; 10/6/2002; 651 words
; ... historian Douglas Southall Freeman, Virginius Dabney, editor of the Richmond Times-Dispat ... Richmond's afternoon newspaper, the News Leader, and Pulitzer-winning biographer ... at 2:30 each morning and was at the News Leader offices within an hour. By mid-morni ... delivered a 15-minute radio address of ...
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Minnows, spies, and aristocrats: the social crisis of Congress in the age of Martin Van Buren.(Era overview)
Journal of the Early Republic; 12/22/2007; Pasley, Jeffrey L.; 22307 words
; ... the 1830s: the rise of more aggressive news coverage of Congress. Newspapers had reported ... the Spy in Washington letters contained news, Davis was also an ardent Whig eager to ... civilization and undermined in his slanted news reports. Given his long history of political ...
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