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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Information about St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, VA, during the Civil War.

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1929-07-19, Richmond Times-Dispatch; letter to the editor expressing doubt that the bell of the Capitol Square bell tower was taken down and cast into cannon during the Civil War. Says it was moved to the “fire engine house, on Broad Street, near Tenth.”
1932-06, Richmond Magazine; "The Confederate Tradition of Richmond." Freeman, Douglas Southall, p. 42.
No date, "The Death of Major-General J. E. B. Stuart."; Unknown author. Includes reprint from Richmond Examiner. Southern Historical Society Papers 7 (1879), pp. 107-110.

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