Fitzhugh

By the time Mike had returned with the cups, he had recalled where he had heard the name Fitzhugh before.

Unwise Child Randall Garrett 1957

"Locust Grove" (also known as the Fitzhugh Catlett place), near Guinea, Va.

A History of Caroline County, Virginia 1924

Estimated at $12,000-18,000, it belongs to a pattern known as "Fitzhugh", of which so few pieces were made it is suspected that they all were once part of the same service.

The Economist: Correspondent's diary 2010

Estimated at $12,000-18,000, it belongs to a pattern known as "Fitzhugh", of which so few pieces were made it is suspected that they all were once part of the same service.

The Economist: Correspondent's diary 2010

Other top works include two pieces in the 'Fitzhugh' pattern, a green and orange dinner plate and an American Eagle decorated platter (est. $5/7,000 and

Antique News News! 2009

Southern culture was actively hostile to market forces — George Fitzhugh spends a great deal of time condemning the isms spawned by capitalism.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Virginia “Confederate History Month” Proclamation 2010

BTW, I have read Fitzhugh and his reasoning is in part of why slavery would have gone away.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Virginia “Confederate History Month” Proclamation 2010

He wanted him in the army, and on November 4 his second in command, Colonel William Fitzhugh, wrote Washington a flattering letter trying to get him to reconsider.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Smallholder writes: No other nation had allowed slavery to become a pillar of religion as the South had (read Wilson, Fitzhugh, or Stephens).

The Volokh Conspiracy » Virginia “Confederate History Month” Proclamation 2010

No other nation had allowed slavery to become a pillar of religion as the South had (read Wilson, Fitzhugh, or Stephens).

The Volokh Conspiracy » Virginia “Confederate History Month” Proclamation 2010