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This is a charming and informative account of the history of Richmond, Virginia, one of the oldest and most storied cities in the United States. The author, Samuel Mordecai, traces the city's history from its earliest colonial days to the mid-19th century, providing fascinating insights into its cultural, political, and social life. The book includes anecdotes about important people and events in Richmond's history, as well as colorful descriptions of its neighborhoods, buildings, and landmarks. This is a delightful read that will appeal to anyone interested in the history and charm of the American South.
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