The Changing Vision of Virginia and Its Colonial Echoes
A reflective essay links Toynbee’s views on America’s leadership with Virginia’s evolving role since the 1960s. It recalls John Smith’s frontier diplomacy, Williamsburg’s restoration, and the idea that Virginia remains central to national identity, seen through a century-old cradle of the nation.
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Sir Ralph Richardson to Star in Broadway Dramas
Sir Ralph Richardson will headline two limited Broadway repertory productions next season. Shaw's You Never Can Tell, with Richardson already in London, and Sheridan's The Rivals will be staged by Alexander H. Cohen. Richardson and Margaret Rutherford plan a West End run of The Rivals in October.
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John Brown Buried on Family Farm Near Lake Placid
Abolitionist John Brown whose Harper's Ferry raid helped spark the Civil War is buried on his own farm near Lake Placid New York. The grave sits on land preserved as a historic site maintained by the former owner now a public historic location.
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Harper’s Ferry
Lake Placid
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