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... produced belonged to him . This encouragement of individ Sir Thomas Dale VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY ual initiative brought results . The colo- nists produced more food than ever before . The Virginia farmers also discovered that they could ...
... produced belonged to him . This encouragement of individ Sir Thomas Dale VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY ual initiative brought results . The colo- nists produced more food than ever before . The Virginia farmers also discovered that they could ...
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... produced more tobacco than the mother country used , and the surplus was shipped from England to the Continent at a lower profit for the growers . Virginia farmers had to pay the higher English freight rates , an English import tax ...
... produced more tobacco than the mother country used , and the surplus was shipped from England to the Continent at a lower profit for the growers . Virginia farmers had to pay the higher English freight rates , an English import tax ...
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... produced almost 1,000 barrels of flour daily and continued to enjoy a lion's share of the foreign patronage that enabled Richmond to ex- port until 1861 more than 300,000 barrels annually to Brazil alone . Minor Industries A list of ...
... produced almost 1,000 barrels of flour daily and continued to enjoy a lion's share of the foreign patronage that enabled Richmond to ex- port until 1861 more than 300,000 barrels annually to Brazil alone . Minor Industries A list of ...
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THE EARLIEST VIRGINIANS | 7 |
ENGLANDS FIRST VENTURES IN VIRGINIA | 20 |
UNDER COMPANY CONTROL 16071624 | 37 |
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