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Narrator: While a frustrated John Ross waited out the Congressional recess that followed the killing, he wrote home to his sister-in-law: as soon as they bury their illustrious brother, Congress can get back to the business of dealing with us savages. Congress, however, did not circle back to Chief Rosss petition
Initially all the authorities, at home and abroad, were against tobacco farming, largely because King James I hated the weed, thinking it tending to general and new Corruption both of Mens Bodies and Manners. Governor Dale actually legislated against it in 1616, ordering that only one acre could be laid down to tobacco for every two of corn
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