Letter to Alexander Delmar, 1866 January 19.

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Letter to Alexander Delmar, 1866 January 19.

Homes agrees to write an article for Delmar's review though not on the suggested subject of "School Legislation" and notes that the University of Virginia "has heretofore been sustained by a regular State Appropriation and that its existence is at this moment imperilled--as is reported by both Visitors and Faculty in consequence of the suspension of the appropriation by the hazards and consequences of the War."

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