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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.18 (search)
damasks, gauzes, figured cottons, and counterpanes. Governor Spotswood notes as early as 1718 an amateur dramatic performance on the occasion of the celebration of the anniversary of the birthday of George I on May 1st, and there were frequent representations, and more than one play-house, in Williamsburg before the Revolution. But the exemplification of the Virginian—mental, moral, martial, political and social—might not be exhausted in a series of descriptive lectures. Professor Richard H. Greene, of Columbia College, New York, in his Alumni of the Earlier American Colleges Who Have Held Official Positions, awards the first distinction in point of number and exalted position to our own venerable and potential William and Mary College. She leads with three of the fourteen Presidents who have been graduates of American colleges—Jefferson, Monroe and Tyler. （Virginia furnished also Madison and Harrison, as you are aware.) There have been fifteen United States Cabinet o