The Common Wealth: Treasures from the Collections of the Library of Virginia,Used

The Common Wealth: Treasures from the Collections of the Library of Virginia,Used

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Product DescriptionThe Common Wealth showcases more than 230 historic treasures all illustrated in full color revealing Virginia's role on the national and world stages and exploring the lives and lore of its citizens. The volume charts the development of the Library and its collections, presenting rarities such as Nova Virginiae Tabula (1671), a handcolored map prepared for the first encyclopedia of the Americas, and Thomas Jefferson's "Act for Establishing Religious Freedom" (1786). The Common Wealth reveals the words of men and women from all ranks of Virginia's society, including the plea for freedom from Phillip Cowen, an African American indentured servant (1675), and the petition of Queen Ann of the Pamunkey Indian nation for protection of tribal lands (ca. 17051706). The Common Wealth: Treasures from the Collections of the Library of Virginia should find a special place on the bookshelf of anyone who studies and cherishes Virginia's rich past.Review"...begins with a history of the library itself ... and proceeds to provide a panoramic view of the state's history..." Richmond TimesDispatch "A magnificently photographed hardcover volume ... meticulously researched and elegantly written." The Public Historian "Treasures they are... All these collections receive wellwritten and beautifully illustrated overviews that would whet any researcher's appetite." Virginia Magazine of History and BiographyAbout the AuthorSandra Gioia Treadway is the Librarian of Virginia. Edward D. C. Campbell is the Deputy Librarian of Virginia.

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