A History of American Economic LifeCrofts, 1946 - 810 páginas |
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... tobacco . Its two most important varieties divided the western hemis- phere between them . One of them , Nicotiana ... tobacco users . Three days after his discovery of America Columbus refers to the use of tobacco in his Journal ...
... tobacco . Its two most important varieties divided the western hemis- phere between them . One of them , Nicotiana ... tobacco users . Three days after his discovery of America Columbus refers to the use of tobacco in his Journal ...
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... tobacco on board ; and there was infinite land for expansion . The crop needed an extensive area . Al- though less ground was required for tobacco than for wheat , and the clearing of the forest could therefore be accomplished piecemeal ...
... tobacco on board ; and there was infinite land for expansion . The crop needed an extensive area . Al- though less ground was required for tobacco than for wheat , and the clearing of the forest could therefore be accomplished piecemeal ...
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... tobacco of Virginia had been the Nicotiana rustica . An earlier writer expressed his dislike of it : " Howbeit , yt is not of the best kynd yt is but poore and weake and of a byting tast . " This variety was , however , superseded early ...
... tobacco of Virginia had been the Nicotiana rustica . An earlier writer expressed his dislike of it : " Howbeit , yt is not of the best kynd yt is but poore and weake and of a byting tast . " This variety was , however , superseded early ...
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THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER | 3 |
PRODUCTION IN THE BRITISH COLONIES | 40 |
THE DOMAIN OF COLONIAL COMMERCE | 92 |
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