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Anti-Saloon League of Virginia

The Anti-Saloon League of Virginia, established in 1901, led the movement that brought Prohibition to the state in 1916. While the state had established the Virginia Society for the Promotion of Temperance as early as October 1826, the league became a major force in Virginia politics, especially within the Democratic Party, in the first two decades of the twentieth century. An affiliate of the Anti-Saloon League of America, a national dry pressure group ba. . .

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A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia (1588)
A Declaration of the State of the Colony and Affaires in Virginia (1622)
A Dissertation on Slavery: With a Proposal for the Gradual Abolition of It, In the State of Virginia (1796)
Abbott, Charles Cortez (1906–1986)
The Abolition of Slavery in Virginia
Abrahall, Robert (fl. 1620s–1680s)
Abrams, Joseph (1791–1854)
Act of Toleration (1689)
Adair, Cornelia Storrs (1884–1962)
Adams, Alice (1926–1999)
Adams, Andrew (1905–1985)
Adams, John H. (ca. 1848–1934)
Adams, Pauline (1874–1957)
Addison, Lucy (1861–1937)
African American Churches in Virginia (1865–1900)
African American Legislators in Virginia (1867–1899)
African American Militia Units in Virginia (1870–1899)
African Americans and Politics in Virginia (1865–1902)
Africans, Virginia's First
Aggie, Mary (fl. 1728–1731)
Agnew, Ella G. (1871–1958)
Aiken, Archibald M. (1888–1971)
Alderman, Edwin Anderson (1861–1931)
Alfriend, Edward M. (1837–1901)
Allan, Edgar (1842–1904)
Allan, William (1837–1889)

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