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... indigo , as did those of South Caro- lina and Georgia , they were similar to them in manners , customs , and habits of life . Just as the men of the Cape Fear region confined their activities to the lower reaches of the river and its ...
... indigo , as did those of South Caro- lina and Georgia , they were similar to them in manners , customs , and habits of life . Just as the men of the Cape Fear region confined their activities to the lower reaches of the river and its ...
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... indigo , and presented an appearance essentially unlike that of the small and scattered lots and farms of the New England towns . He was unacquainted with the self- centered activity of those busy northern com- munities or the narrow ...
... indigo , and presented an appearance essentially unlike that of the small and scattered lots and farms of the New England towns . He was unacquainted with the self- centered activity of those busy northern com- munities or the narrow ...
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... indigo . At first the chief staple on these plantations was rice ; but the introduction of indigo in TOWN AND COUNTRY 41.
... indigo . At first the chief staple on these plantations was rice ; but the introduction of indigo in TOWN AND COUNTRY 41.
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plantations was rice ; but the introduction of indigo in 1745 , with its requirement of vats , pumps , and reservoirs , and its plague of refuse and flies , though of great significance in restoring the prosperity of the province , gave ...
plantations was rice ; but the introduction of indigo in 1745 , with its requirement of vats , pumps , and reservoirs , and its plague of refuse and flies , though of great significance in restoring the prosperity of the province , gave ...
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... , sent over a plow designed to weed , trench , sow , and cover indigo , but of its construction we unfortunately know nothing . The colonists 1 usually imported such articles as millstones , as large as 68 COLONIAL FOLKWAYS.
... , sent over a plow designed to weed , trench , sow , and cover indigo , but of its construction we unfortunately know nothing . The colonists 1 usually imported such articles as millstones , as large as 68 COLONIAL FOLKWAYS.
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