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| PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH AMOUNG TOBACCO-GROWING SETTLERS. |
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| MARLYLAND AND VIRGINIA'S SYSTEM OF GRANTING LAND TO ANYONE WHO WOULD PAY TRANS-ATLANTIC PASSAGE FOR LABORS |
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| FATE OF MANY OF NATHANIEL BACONS'S FOLLOWERS, ALTHOUGH NOT HIMSELF. |
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| AMERICAN COLONY THAT WAS HOME TO THE NEWPORT SLAVE MARKET AND MANY SLAVE TRADERS |
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| ENGLISH COMPANY THAT LOST ITS MONOPOLY ON THE SLAVE TRADE IN 1698. |
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| UPRISINGS THAT OCCURED IN NEW YORK CITY IN 1712 AND IN SOUTH CAROLINA IN 1739. |
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| WEALTHY EXTENDED CLANS LIKE THE FITZHUGHS, LEES, AND WASHINGTONS THAT DOMINATED POLITICS IN THE MOST POPULOUS COLONY. |
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| VIRGINIA-MARYLAND BAY AREA, SITE OF THE EARLIEST COLONIAL SETTLEMENTS. |
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| COLONIAL VIRGINIA OFFICIAL WHO CRUSHED REBELS AND WREAKED CRUEL REVENGE. |
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| EXPERIENCE FOR WHICH HUMAN BEINGS WERE BRANDED AND CAHINED, AND WHICH ONLY 80% SURVIVED. |
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| THE OLDEST COLLEGE IN AMERICA. ORIGINALLY BASED ON THE PURITAN COMMITMENT TO AN EDUCATED MINISTRY. |
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| THE OLDEST COLLEE IN THE SOUTH, FOUNDED IN 1793. |
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| HELPED ERASE THE EARLIER PURITAN DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE CONVERTED "ELECT" ABD OTHER MEMBERS OF SOCIETY. |
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