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... farms and plantations , rearing families , warring with the Indians and trading with them for furs , and turn- · ing to the best account the advantages that a bountiful though exacting nature furnished ready to their hand . To the west ...
... farms and plantations , rearing families , warring with the Indians and trading with them for furs , and turn- · ing to the best account the advantages that a bountiful though exacting nature furnished ready to their hand . To the west ...
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... farmers contributed greatly to the prosperity of the communities where they culti- vated their lands . Huguenots , Jews , and High- landers remained in numbers near the coast and took part in the social , political , and commercial 6 ...
... farmers contributed greatly to the prosperity of the communities where they culti- vated their lands . Huguenots , Jews , and High- landers remained in numbers near the coast and took part in the social , political , and commercial 6 ...
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... farming and husbandry . The variety of its staples was matched by the diversity of the occupations of its people . Fishing , agricul- ture , household manufactures , and trade kept the New Englander along the coast busy and made him ...
... farming and husbandry . The variety of its staples was matched by the diversity of the occupations of its people . Fishing , agricul- ture , household manufactures , and trade kept the New Englander along the coast busy and made him ...
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... farm ab- sorbed the greater part of his time and attention . In 1730 the New Englanders numbered , roughly , 275,000 ; in 1760 , 425,000 or about a third of the entire white population of the thirteen colonies , and at the close of the ...
... farm ab- sorbed the greater part of his time and attention . In 1730 the New Englanders numbered , roughly , 275,000 ; in 1760 , 425,000 or about a third of the entire white population of the thirteen colonies , and at the close of the ...
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... farm hands and domestic servants , chiefly in or near the seaports dealing with the South or with the West Indies ; and a few thousand Indians , more often on reservations than in the households or on the farms of the white men ...
... farm hands and domestic servants , chiefly in or near the seaports dealing with the South or with the West Indies ; and a few thousand Indians , more often on reservations than in the households or on the farms of the white men ...
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