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Major Conrad Dead After Long Public Life in Virginia
Major Conrad a prominent Virginia figure, served as solicitor general and attorney general in the U S government, argued key cases including the Potomac flats dispute, and later practiced law in Washington. He hailed from Winchester and had ties to the University of Virginia, served in the Civil War, and was active in veterans affairs and Confederate memory circles.
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