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English: Major-General of Virginia militia Francis Henney Smith was VMI's superintendent, 1839-1899. From The Virginia Military Institute, It's Building and Rebuilding]. Author: General Francis Henney Smith, the Superintendent of V.M.I. 1912. |
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| Source | https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Virginia_Military_Institute%E2%80%94Building_and_Rebuilding |
| Author | Major-General Francis Henney Smith, LL.D. |
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