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... Virginia do not include West Virginia which became a separate state in 1863 . West Virginia is included among the border states . ( See above . ) THE BORDER SLAVE STATES ( including District of Columbia ) Total population : 3,588,729 ...
... Virginia do not include West Virginia which became a separate state in 1863 . West Virginia is included among the border states . ( See above . ) THE BORDER SLAVE STATES ( including District of Columbia ) Total population : 3,588,729 ...
Page 117
... Virginia , and the other for a new state of Kanawha , or later , West Virginia . Under the first proposal the ' reorganised legislature ' of Virginia was established , two senators were sent to Washington , and accepted there ...
... Virginia , and the other for a new state of Kanawha , or later , West Virginia . Under the first proposal the ' reorganised legislature ' of Virginia was established , two senators were sent to Washington , and accepted there ...
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... Virginia , battle of , 181 White supremacy , in the South , after the Civil War , 587-8 , 591 , 598-9 , 617-18 , 626 , 634-5 , 636-7 , 643 Whitman , Walt , 375-6 Whittier , John G. , 543 Wigfall , Louis T. , 219 Wilderness , the , Virginia ...
... Virginia , battle of , 181 White supremacy , in the South , after the Civil War , 587-8 , 591 , 598-9 , 617-18 , 626 , 634-5 , 636-7 , 643 Whitman , Walt , 375-6 Whittier , John G. , 543 Wigfall , Louis T. , 219 Wilderness , the , Virginia ...
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