In a letter to Major-General Ward, Washington sends a copy of the Declaration of Independence and orders it be proclaimed in front of the Continental Army.

An article from the 1937 Alumni Magazine pays tribute to Kiffin Yates Rockwell, an alumnus of Washington and Lee University and American hero in World War 1.

While in exile, Henry Lee writes to his eldest son, Charles Carter, and emphasizes the importance of virtue and self-command.

The 1921 Ring-tum Phi recounts a moving service held in Lee Chapel to commemorate Armistice Day.