The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 91919 |
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... Indian colonists paid but little attention to the raising of the more important food staples , they were able to obtain an adequate supply through channels of distribution which remained almost unchanged throughout the colonial period ...
... Indian colonists paid but little attention to the raising of the more important food staples , they were able to obtain an adequate supply through channels of distribution which remained almost unchanged throughout the colonial period ...
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der P Vex bat ' s . 44 1,1 .99bilooƆ niwblsa yd £ 1e1 Jdyi17905 4 11 fue alongs of 226 prije zajam 9 poop KILCHEZ IZ ZELEZLEEZLI CEZLABI HOLZE 4 > i AMBORLIAD Southern and West India markets , the New Eng-
der P Vex bat ' s . 44 1,1 .99bilooƆ niwblsa yd £ 1e1 Jdyi17905 4 11 fue alongs of 226 prije zajam 9 poop KILCHEZ IZ ZELEZLEEZLI CEZLABI HOLZE 4 > i AMBORLIAD Southern and West India markets , the New Eng-
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Southern and West India markets , the New Eng- land housewives proved themselves eminently re- sourceful and skillful . They pickled Indian corn and other vegetables , nuts , and oysters ; they dried apples or else made them into sauce ...
Southern and West India markets , the New Eng- land housewives proved themselves eminently re- sourceful and skillful . They pickled Indian corn and other vegetables , nuts , and oysters ; they dried apples or else made them into sauce ...
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... India merchants , to whom hams , turkeys , geese , and the like were sent in return . Spices and coffee were ground at home , and " cocoa nuts " , were made into chocolate , either at home or at a neighboring mill . Beverley ordered a ...
... India merchants , to whom hams , turkeys , geese , and the like were sent in return . Spices and coffee were ground at home , and " cocoa nuts " , were made into chocolate , either at home or at a neighboring mill . Beverley ordered a ...
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