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"The origins of Clarke County, Virginia go back more than 250 years to the men and women who first settled the Shenandoah Valley and left their imprint upon the land. When, in the early 1830s, the people in one portion of old Frederick County moved to establish their own county, they were seeking to maintain the way of life they had inherited from this earlier generation. At the same time, they were acting in concert with contemporary forces that had a statewide, and in some ways national, significance.
The origins of Clarke County - how it came to be, and why - are examined here for the first time. Warren Hofstra not only tells the story of the people who made Clarke County a separate place but also puts the movement for its formation in the context of Virginia and U.S. politics."--BOOK JACKET.
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History, Clarke county (va.), Virginia, historyPlaces
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A Separate Place: The Formation of Clarke County, Virginia
December 1, 1999, Madison House Publishers, Inc.
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in English
0945612702 9780945612704
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A separate place: the formation of Clarke County, Virginia
1986, Clarke County Sesquicentennial Committee
in English
- Clarke County sesquicentennial ed.
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Bibliography: p. 113-123.
Includes index.
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