Virginia, 1492-1892 a brief review of the discovery of the continent of North America, with a history of the executives of the colony and of the commonwealth of Virginia in two parts |
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Many interesting details of the fruits, vegetable productions,
animals, poultry, birds, and much of importance concerning
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could well be cited, but, enough has been revealed of her
material resources in the above extracts to foreshadow her
wealth and power, and to confirm the glowing description of
an earlier day, given by Ralegh to England's Queen when
she first called the land—"Virginia."
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