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Tobacco cultivation for export to Britain was popular in George Washington's youth and had been one of Virginia's most valuable crops for over a century. At age six, Washington's family settled on Tobacco Brides and Beyond: English Women in Early Southern Colonial History by Talitha Agan Medium Bright Leaves: Tobacco Materials from the Collections of NCSU Libraries Tobacco Discover Stafford A Short History of Jamestown Historic Jamestowne Part of Colonial National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)
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