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Homesteading
Tobacco in Colonial Virginia
G. Melvin Herndon
62 pages~1 hr 14 min read4 chapters$4.99
Tobacco built colonial Virginia, its leaf serving as crop, cash, and the foundation of a whole society. Melvin Herndon tells how the plant was grown, cured, and traded in the early colony, and how it shaped Jamestown's fortunes. A concise historical study of a single decisive crop. Learn how one plant made a colony rich.
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4 chapters
- 1TOBACCO IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA
- 2"The Sovereign Remedy"
- 3Virginia 350th Anniversary Celebration Corporation Williamsburg, Virginia 1957 COPYRIGHT©, 1957 BY VIRGINIA 350TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION CORPORATION, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA Jamestown 350th Anniversary Historical Booklet, Number 20
- 4TOBACCO IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA
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