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Indication Of The Attitude Of Virginia Colleges Toward The Institution Of Slavery, 1800-1860, Katherine Tyler
Indication Of The Attitude Of Virginia Colleges Toward The Institution Of Slavery, 1800-1860, Katherine Tyler
Honors Theses
It was natural that the Virginia college should concern themselves with the all-important subject of slavery in the sixty years' interval of the widespread discussion which cumulated in one of the most bitter and distressing struggles that the United States has ever experienced. For, had not Virginia always taken the foremost stand in any matter concerning the South's welfare, and was not her heartfelt anxiety representative of all her fellow states?
The Messenger - Vol. 50, No. 1
The Expulsion Of Sir John Harvey From Virginia, William Warner Moss
The Expulsion Of Sir John Harvey From Virginia, William Warner Moss
Honors Theses
Whe n King James began to fear the preaching of Sir Edwin Sanys and the meetings of the Virginia Company, believing that the seeds they sowed were too democratic, he felt sure that the dissolution or at least the royal control of the Companyw as a necessity. He therefore attempted to interfere in the election of the treasurer but failed. Enraged, he commanded Captain Nathaniel Butler to write a libel entitled "The Unmasking of Virginia", which held the Virginia Company responsible for all the evils in America.
This served him little better than his interference, so, in April 1623, he …
The Messenger - Vol. 49, No. 4
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The Messenger - Vol. 49, No. 3
The Messenger - Vol. 49, No. 1
The Messenger - Vol. 48, No. 4
Mahone, The Boss, Celia Levinson
Mahone, The Boss, Celia Levinson
Honors Theses
It is no accident or chance smile of fortune when a man works doggedly and whole-heartedly with all the force of a dynamic spirit and sheer indomitable will toward one end, that he may wield the sceptre of power and bend the wills of other men to his. Whether or not the results of such control of power will amount to greatness depends upon the uses to which the weapon is put and upon the soul of the man. Power can be acquried, but true greatness never. True greatness emanates from within the spirit and cannot be spread over the …
The Messenger - Vol. 48, No. 4
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The Messenger - Vol. 48, No. 4
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The Messenger – Vol. 48, No. 3
The Messenger – Vol. 48, No. 2
The Messenger - Vol. 48, No. 1
Thomas W. Gilmer, Rebekah V. Lawson
Thomas W. Gilmer, Rebekah V. Lawson
Honors Theses
It often happens that the names of some men, who had a large part in shaping the past policies of our country, are not now current in the thoughts of the average student of history. It is left to biographical monographs of this nature to review the lives of these men. With this ever increasing group of names may be placed that of Thomas Walker Gilmer. He was influential in the affairs of his native state, Virginia, during the decade from 1830 to 1840. This was the period when Southern leaders really dominated national affairs and Virginia was not racking …