1983
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8306.1983.tb01425.x
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American Origins and Regional Institutions: The Seventeenth-Century Chesapeake

Abstract: The current debate about relationships between American origins and European precedents has engaged geographers at a number of levels. A major problem has been the lack of discussion of the institutional environments of early Americans and the regional settings in which they were established. A study of the early Chesapeake reveals the importance of its profit-oriented, socially stratified beginnings based upon the success of tobacco cultivation in the southern Virginia tidewater. This placed paramount importa… Show more

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“… Marschner (1960, 22-24, 33-36),Kain and Baigent (1992, 269-76), Price (1995, 97 on free choice; see also 7, 15-18, 87-205 for discussion of the southern colonies),Thrower (1966, 10),Johnson (1957, 22),Kinda (2001, 143),Mitchell (1983).…”
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“… Marschner (1960, 22-24, 33-36),Kain and Baigent (1992, 269-76), Price (1995, 97 on free choice; see also 7, 15-18, 87-205 for discussion of the southern colonies),Thrower (1966, 10),Johnson (1957, 22),Kinda (2001, 143),Mitchell (1983).…”
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