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Office of the Attorney General, Virginia Secretary of, Correspondence and Subject files, 1988/1997

These records were created or collected during the administration of Governor Lawrence Douglas Wilder, 1990-1994, and Governor George Allen, 1994-1998. During the Allen administration, James Gilmore served as the Attorney General (1994-1997). This series includes speeches by Gilmore and others in the office incluidng Gary Aronholt. In addition to speeches, folders include travel logistics, iteneraries, lists of attendees, newspaper clippings, invitations, and regrets.

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Office of the Attorney General, Virginia Secretary of, Correspondence and Subject files, 1988/1997

Virginia. Office of the Attorney General. Executive Office.

These records were created or collected during the administration of Governor Lawrence Douglas Wilder, 1990-1994, and Governor George Allen, 1994-1998. During the Allen administration, James Gilmore served as the Attorney General (1994-1997). This series includes speeches by Gilmore and others in the office incluidng Gary Aronholt. In addition to speeches, folders include travel logistics, iteneraries, lists of attendees, newspaper clippings, invitations, and regrets.

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