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Page ix
... silk culture ; extracts from the journals of council in Geor- gia ; talk with Indian tribes , and orders of the king in coun- cil at the court of St. James . The minutes of the house of assembly in 1780 , occupy the last and fifteenth ...
... silk culture ; extracts from the journals of council in Geor- gia ; talk with Indian tribes , and orders of the king in coun- cil at the court of St. James . The minutes of the house of assembly in 1780 , occupy the last and fifteenth ...
Page 26
... silk and wine as leading articles of culture , from which the most pro- fitable results were anticipated . These restrictions tended greatly to paralyze the energy and industry of the colonists . The example furnished from South ...
... silk and wine as leading articles of culture , from which the most pro- fitable results were anticipated . These restrictions tended greatly to paralyze the energy and industry of the colonists . The example furnished from South ...
Page 27
... Silk , the favorite pursuit of the Trustees , so long neglected in Georgia , after the lapse of more than a century is now beginning to attract general attention , and whether we undertake to be- come manufacturers , or be considered as ...
... Silk , the favorite pursuit of the Trustees , so long neglected in Georgia , after the lapse of more than a century is now beginning to attract general attention , and whether we undertake to be- come manufacturers , or be considered as ...
Page 43
... silk , render South Carolina a new country to the geographers . Neither of these writers is copious enough on the topic of the benefits which may arise to Great Britain by peopling this fruitful continent : that argument is therefore ...
... silk , render South Carolina a new country to the geographers . Neither of these writers is copious enough on the topic of the benefits which may arise to Great Britain by peopling this fruitful continent : that argument is therefore ...
Page 66
... silk and tending the silk worm would agree with the most of those who throughout the kingdom are chargeable to the parishes . That labor with the benefit of land stocked for them gratis , would well subsist them , and save our parishes ...
... silk and tending the silk worm would agree with the most of those who throughout the kingdom are chargeable to the parishes . That labor with the benefit of land stocked for them gratis , would well subsist them , and save our parishes ...
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