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Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A Guide to Manuscripts

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APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
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ARLINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
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THE HANDLEY LIBRARY
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HAMPTON UNIVERSITY
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GEORGE C. MARSHALL RESEARCH LIBRARY
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MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERACY
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
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THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA
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VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
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1024. ACCOUNT BOOK
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1025. WILLIAM ACKERLY PAPERS
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1026. ANDERSON FAMILY PAPERS
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1027. EDWARD BRYAN DOCUMENTS
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1035. SAMUEL MOSLEY DOCUMENT
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1036. REID FAMILY PAPERS
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1038. WASHINGTON AND LEE ARCHIVES

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460. HENRY MARSHALL DIARY

1 item, 1824
Diary written on a walking trip from Philadelphia, to his home in Society Hill, South Carolina. Marshall made a few observations on blacks, such as an entry on November 1, 1824, in which he compared the differences between blacks on either side of the Blue Ridge; he believed those blacks on the eastern side were more deferential. On November 7, 1824, he wrote of slaves near the Dan River who he believed "do as they please."
(Acc. 9655-a)

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