Kelli Rea

Imported America Jamestown 1607 Kelli Rea

Imported America gives us a true look into the first years of America's History. A documented history compiled from original first account writings, state papers, ancient manuscripts, diaries, court documents, and private correspondence dating back to 1497. Never before has there been so many writings and resources of the time been printed in one book. Learn from first accounts about the men who privately funded the discovery of the New World. Including, Raleigh's first two attempts of colonizing with several accounts about both lost colonies of Roanoke Imported America gives you an illuminating and new look into the first years of Jamestown, the hardships and trials endured by the Colonists. America's very existence was dependent on the export of commodities like Tobacco. The planting and building depended on free labor. This book gives us a documented history how and why flesh was America's first Import. The author has painted a clear picture that gives us insight into a history that describes unimaginable hardships endured by the first Americans. A perspective that could not be discussed before now. I America began as a cooperation, its sole purpose to export the fruits of this vast land back to England. Labor was in high demand, and flesh was a commodity. America's first import was white servants to farm the fields, fell the trees and build the foundations.