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Page 74
... called " plains " were imported in large quantities for the negroes , those in the house wearing blue jacket and breeches and those in the field generally white . Frequently the negroes worked with almost noth- ing on , and Josiah ...
... called " plains " were imported in large quantities for the negroes , those in the house wearing blue jacket and breeches and those in the field generally white . Frequently the negroes worked with almost noth- ing on , and Josiah ...
Page 83
... called a weather skirt , and wore clogs or pattens against the mud . Um- brellas are mentioned early in the century , but they were probably only carriage tops , awnings , or sunshades . Parasols were used by a few , but sun- bonnets ...
... called a weather skirt , and wore clogs or pattens against the mud . Um- brellas are mentioned early in the century , but they were probably only carriage tops , awnings , or sunshades . Parasols were used by a few , but sun- bonnets ...
Page 88
... called " tarrying , " though the practices seem to have been different ) , which Burnaby de- scribes as putting the courting couple into bed with garments on to prevent scandal , when " if the parties agree , it is all very well ; the ...
... called " tarrying , " though the practices seem to have been different ) , which Burnaby de- scribes as putting the courting couple into bed with garments on to prevent scandal , when " if the parties agree , it is all very well ; the ...
Page 104
... called Journey Cakes , and boiled , or else boiled Indian corn , which they call Hominy . " It is a well - known fact that the colonists were heavy drinkers and that they consumed liquors of every variety in enormous quantities on all ...
... called Journey Cakes , and boiled , or else boiled Indian corn , which they call Hominy . " It is a well - known fact that the colonists were heavy drinkers and that they consumed liquors of every variety in enormous quantities on all ...
Page 112
... called , though " paper tobacco , " put up in paper packages , was coming into favor . To- bacco was smoked only in pipes , either the fine long glazed pipes of clay imported from England and commonly called " churchwardens , " or in ...
... called , though " paper tobacco , " put up in paper packages , was coming into favor . To- bacco was smoked only in pipes , either the fine long glazed pipes of clay imported from England and commonly called " churchwardens , " or in ...
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