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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on

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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on

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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on

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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on

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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on

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tobacco and slaves Scene on an American plantation. From A Pomet "A Compleat History of Drugs" London 1725. First edition French. Pomet physician to Louis XIV. Male, female child rolling dried tobacco Arguing tobacco was more counterpart than counterpoint to sugar Blacks: Free and Enslaved on
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