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"Here and There in the South." Harper's New Monthly Magazine, vol. 75, July-November 1887, pp. 235-46, 431-43, 593-606, 747-60, 914-25.

“Here & There in the South” I.--Old and New THE train that rushed out of the wide winding suburbs of Washington down into Virginia, in the dawn of a cold February morning, was filled with Northerners going to New Orleans. They had, oddly enough,…

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