" One appendix to this work describes the murder of the Logan family during Lord Dunmore's War, while another appendix is a letter from Judge Innes to the author.
One section of this work describes a cave whose temperatures are given in both the Reamur and Fahrenheit scales, which can be reached through the property of Mr. Zane. Another section of this work quotes Homer about how doing a certain action "takes half his worth away" and claims "Religion has produced a Phyllis Wheatley, but it has not produced a poet." One appendix to this work describes the murder of the Logan family during Lord Dunmore's War, while another appendix is a letter from Judge Innes to the author. Inspired as a response in part to George Buffon's Natural History, this work outlines its author's distaste for slavery in its fourteenth and eighteenth queries. Written by the author of "A Summary View of the Rights of British America," it describes the geographical features and economic history of the titular polity. For 10 points, name this work about the title state by Thomas Jefferson.
One section of this work describes a cave whose temperatures are given in both the Reamur and Fahrenheit scales, which can be reached through the property of Mr. Zane.
Notes on the State of Virginia