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Honeybees have been a part of Virginia's history since they arrived with the first European colonists. They were Jamestown's valuable addition and a Civil War soldier's sweet if painful temptation, and they served as homefront heroes when the world wars caused sugar shortages. In recent years, mead has seen a resurgence along with beekeeping and has claimed a place as a craft beverage in the Commonwealth. Join author Virginia Johnson to hunt e...

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Excerpt from The Catskill FairiesYou are twelve years Old, and almost a man! Well - take care Of the cow, and don't forget the fowls. I Shall be back by noon, mebbe.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preservi...

Excerpt from Genoa, the Superb: The City of ColumbusAnnali della Repubblica bv Giustiniani, La Storia dell' Antica Liguria e de Genova, by Girolamo Serra, N uova Istoria della Repubblica, by Canale Genovesi, Veneziane, e Pisani, Storia delle Ioro navigazione, by Fanucci, some extracts from Caffaro's Chronicles, Ranke's Popes Histoire de Génes, by Vincens Gib bon's Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire Sismondi's Histoire des Républiques Italiennes...

Virginia, mother of presidents, is also the mother of American horse racing. From the very beginning, Virginians have risked it all on the track as eagerly as on the battlefield. Follow the bloodlines of three foundation sires of the American Thoroughbred through generations of rollicking races and larger-than-life grandees wagering kingly stakes, sometimes on horses not yet born. How did the horse nicknamed Damn His Eyes get protection money ...

Virginia, mother of presidents, is also the mother of American horse racing. From the very beginning, Virginians have risked it all on the track as eagerly as on the battlefield. Follow the bloodlines of three foundation sires of the American Thoroughbred through generations of rollicking races and largerthan- life grandees wagering kingly stakes, sometimes on horses not yet born. How did the horse nicknamed Damn His Eyes get protection money ...