Rappahannock News, January 29, 1976
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ling development in what was once a frontier land of new opportunity.
AS VPI professor Paxton Marshall remarked, the old attitudes have by no means disappeared. Some of the Culpeper speakers made that clear. But times are
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“ling development in what was once a frontier land.” rappnews, no. 11, January 1976.
“ling development in what was once a frontier land.” rappnews, no. 11, Jan 1976.
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