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	Sources Printer friendly format. The resources listed below, may be found in the Virginiana Room of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Abbott, W., and Twohig, D (Eds). (1990) The Papers of George Washington. Colonial Series 7. Charlottesville: The University Press of Virginia. Breen, T.H. (1985). Tobacco Culture: The Mentality of lthe Great Tidewater Planters on the Eve of Revolution. New Jersey: Princeton University Press Darter, Oscar H. (1957). Colonial Fredericksburg and Neighborhood In Perspective. New York: Twayne Publishers. Felder, Paula S. (2000). Forgotten Companion: The First Settlers Of Spotsylvania County and Fredericksburg Town. Fredericksburg: The American History Comany. Felder, Paula S. (1998). Fielding Lewis and The Washington Family: A Chronicle of Eighteenth Century Fredericksburg. Fredericksburg: The American History Company. Fitzgerald, Ruth Coder. (1979.) A Different Story. NC: Unicorn Hintz, Suzanne Steiner and Laura Daughtry Smart.(1980) The Fredericksburg Connection. Fredericksburg: Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, Inc. Innes, Stephen. (1988). Work and Labor in Early America. NC: The University of North Carolina Press. Kulikoff, Allan. (1986). Tobacco and Slaves: The Development of Southern Cultures in the Chesapeake, 1680-1800. NC: The University of North Carolina Press. The April 17, 1781 Household Inventory of Kenmore, the eighteenth century home of Fielding Lewis and Betty Washington Lewis. Kenmore Association. Newspaper Virginia Gazette. November 4, 1763, May 16, 1766, November 13, 1766, November History in Your Own Backyard Lesson Plan: Economic Influences on the Virginia Colony Passages: Tobacco and Slavery in the Virginia Colony Activity: Tobacco and the Virginia Colony Activity: Colonial Virginia Economic System Vocabulary Terms Notes & Primary Source Material: Colonial Virginia Economics Activity: Colonial Virginia Economic Questions Review Activity: Tobacco in Colonial Virginia - Cause & Effect Activity: Colonial Virginia Economic Vocabulary Review Activity: Valuable Tobacco/Valuable Tobacco Questions Activity: Tobacco and Slavery Activity: Slave Labor in the Virginia Colony Activity: The Many Jobs of A Slave Activity: A Fredericksburg Plantation Activity: Plantation Vs. Small Town Primary Source Material: Invoice from Crosbies & Trafford Primary Source Material: Slaves Belonging to the Estate of Fielding Lewis Activity: The Main Idea (Microsoft Word Document) Primary Source Material: Ads from the Virginia Gazette Sources Return to History in Your Own Backyard Index | Primers to the Past
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