James River plantations

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 32. Chapters: Ampthill (Chesterfield County, Virginia), Appomattox Manor, Bacon's Castle, Belle Air Plantation, Berkeley Plantation, Carter's Grove, Ceelys on the James, Curles Neck Plantation, Edgewood Plantation and Harrison's Mill, Flowerdew Hundred Plantation, Greenway Plantation, Green Spring Plantation, Jordan Point, Virginia, Lower Brandon Plantation, Martin's Hundred, Merchant's Hope, North Bend Plantation, Piney Grove at Southall's Plantation, Richneck Plantation, Sherwood Forest Plantation, Shirley Plantation, Smith's Fort Plantation, The James River Plantations ¿ Charles City County, Virginia, Varina Farms, Westover Plantation. Excerpt: 25 article summaries including: Letter from John Tyler to Robert Tyler, May 18, 1847, Sherwood Forest Plantation, Virginia . Martin's Hundred :A settlement study . Keeping up appearances :Elizabeth Allen at Bacon's Castle, 1711-1774 . Inequality in early Virginia :a case study from Martin's Hundred . Land, Labor, and Reform: Hill Carter, Slavery, and Agricultural Improvement at Shirley Plantation, 1816-1866 . Domestic music making in late eighteenth-century elite Chesapeake society :the "elegant selections" of Shirley Plantation . Slaves and tenant farmers at Shirley Plantation :social relationships and material culture . Wax figures depict a meeting between Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S Grant, Quartermaster Museum exhibit, Fort Lee, Petersburg, Virginia, circa 1961-1980; President Lincoln and . Remarks at Berkeley Plantation in Charles City, Virginia(Week Ending Friday, November 23, 2007). Remarks at Berkeley Plantation in Charles City, Virginia. Licensing: Big names still in demand. Green Spring (Jamestown Ford, Virginia). Bacon, Nathaniel. Berkeley vs Bacon(Sir William Berkeley, Nathaniel Bacon)(Brief Article). The rebellion's aftermath(studying Nathaniel Bacon, Sir William Berkeley and colonial Virginia)(Brief Article). Digest of Other White House Announcements. The President's Radio Address. Colonial Williamsburg - where the past meets the present (sites and attractions described as prelude for Photographic Society of America International Conference starting August 28, 1995). Editor's note: Giving thanks. William Henry Harrison. Choosing a military career. Presidential landmarks(Directory). "Taps": a soldier's good night: since its creation during the Civil War, Taps has been used to signal the end of day at military camps and to pay tribute to those brave souls who have gone to their final rest. Digest of other White House announcements(Calendar). The President's radio address(Week Ending Friday, November 30, 2007). Coski, John M. PERSONAL:. ADDRESSES:. CAREER:. WRITINGS: