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VA-HIST, founded in April 1994, is an electronic forum that the Library
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Virginia history to enable students and researchers to learn more about
the work of other scholars, inquire about the location of sources,
debate issues, raise questions, and learn about current events in the
field (conferences, research grants, position announcements, etc.).
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