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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.”
1956, 1957, Virginia Cavalcade, vol. 6 (summer 1956-spring 1957), pp. 35-41; Coleman, Elizabeth Dabney. "The Captain Was a Lady."
1962-11, The Scarab; Bowers, Russell V.; "A Confederate General Hospital: Chimborazo Post (1862-1865)."
1965, Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee; Weitzel, Godfrey. Richmond Occupied: Entry of the United States Forces into Richmond, Va. April 3, 1865 - Calling Together of the Virginia Legislature and Revocation of the Same. Ed. Louis H. Manarin
No Date, Thomas McNiven recollections; highly dubious account of McNiven's part in the Van Lew spy ring - names prominent Confederates as agents

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