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these parts, this collection of historical lore, legends and facts about the county and its villages, churches, homes, schools and people is the most comprehensive work in the history of the county.

8. The Foxes’ Union, by James J. Kilpatrick. Now unfortunately out of print, this book by the former Rappahannock County author and newspaper columnist is a collection of his essays on life in the country near Scrabble, the tiny crossroads that Kilpatrick claimed as his column dateline (even though he really lived closer to Woodville) because he like the sound of the name.

9. The Compleat Journal of Landon Vickers, by Nels Parson. A historical novel set in’the time of the American Revolution, this book is by

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