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Alexander, John Henry. Mosby's
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Association for the preservation of
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Bagby, George William. Canal reminiscences:
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Bailey, Harold Harris. The birds of
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Baird, Charles Washington. History
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Baker, William Spohn. Bibliotheca
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Baltimore Sun—Sunday edition. August
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Baltz, John D. Colonel Edward D.
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Birch, Thomas, comp. The court
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Black Hawk, and scenes in the West.
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Blackford, Charles M. ed. Annals of
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Blair, John D. Sermons. Richmond.
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Blair, Louisa Coleman. Nathaniel
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Boggs, Samuel S. Eighteen months
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Bolles, Albert Sidney. The financial
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Brown, William Garrott. The foe
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—A gentleman of the South. A
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Browne, George Y. Browne's arithmetical
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Bruce, Philip Alexander. Institutional
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Bruce, Thomas. Southwest Virginia
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Carpenter, Seymour David. Logic
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Carrington, Henry Beebe. Battles
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Castleman, Virginia Carter. Pocahontas;
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Cave, Robert C. Southern cause.
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Chandler, Julian Alvin Carroll. Makers
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Chapin, William, comp. A complete
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a general view of the United States,
and of each state and territory, and a
notice of the various canals, railroads,
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Chase, Henry. The North and the
South: a statistical view of the condition
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Cheever, George Barrell, ed. The
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Claiborne, John Herbert. Seventyfive
years in old Virginia; with some
account of the life of the author and
some history of the people amongst
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their condition, and their conduct
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Claiborne, Nathaniel Herbert. Notes
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Clark, George Rogers. See English,
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Clay, Cassius Marcellus. Oration
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Clay, Henry. Biography of Henry
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Connecticut (Colony) General Assembly.
The code of 1650, being a
compilation of the earliest laws and
orders of the General court of Connecticut;
also, the constitution, or
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